XRWEB

A bitcoin-themed arena shooter that opens from one link: shoot coins for score on your own, or give a friend a four-character code and play together, side by side or in a timed match. Flat on desktop, with touch and gyro on a phone.

Nine holes of VR mini-golf across a desert course, with a full physics engine running in the browser. Made in a studio game-jam, it went on to win WebXR game of the year.

Spin up a 3D room and meet inside it from a browser — screens, models, and voices in shared space. No app for guests; a room is just a link you send.

Design a real street in 3D — lanes, transit, bike paths, trees — from open data, then walk it in VR to argue for the version that should get built.

A spatial block puzzle you solve by rotating a shape and reading it from every side. Short, quiet, and built for a headset, though it plays flat on a screen too.

Walk among dinosaurs in your room or a prehistoric scene: scale them up, hear them, get close. Built to run on a phone, a laptop, or a headset with equal ease — no download.

A gallery of small scenes from a WebXR engine that syncs with Unity: physics, networking, AR anchors. Open any one from a link to see the technique, then read how it is built.

A rotating gallery of pieces built with a WebXR-first engine: games, tools, and product demos, each one a link that opens straight into the experience it advertises.

One-on-one future pong: curve the ball past your opponent across a neon table, or rally against the computer. A single WebXR match you enter from a link.

A browser arcade of WebXR games — drop in and play, or publish your own. One catalog of link-openable titles instead of a store queue.

The Immersive Web group's reference experiments: teleportation, hit-testing, hand input, layers. Less a destination than a way to see what the platform can do, one runnable page at a time.

Paint in three dimensions with your controllers: ribbons of light, smoke, and texture left hanging in the air around you. Tilt Brush's idea, running in the browser. Save a painting and reopen it from its URL.

Hold off waves of flying monsters in a VR arcade shooter — grab, aim, and fire with both hands. One of the A-Frame team's showcase games, built to open from a link and run without an install.