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Epic Citadel Demo Brought To HTML5 Browsers

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 6 May 2013 at 01:46 PM EDT. 9 Comments

Earlier this year Epic Games brought Unreal Engine 3 to web browsers in the form of WebGL and HTML5. Epic has now released a new technology demo for HTML5 web-browsers in the form of Citadel.

For those running the very latest Mozilla Firefox browser (and fixes are coming from Google to support Chrome), the very interesting Epic Citadel tech demo can be found at UnrealEngine.com.

The Citadel demo was originally developed by Epic for Apple iOS and is now available in HTML5 form.

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