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I've recently developed a game and released it on Kongregate. When trying to play the game on internet explorer the game will not load because the browser doesnt have the right graphics API? The error reads: "Your browser does not support any of the required graphics API for this content" and this is inside a grey box. Is this a browser problem or something I need to fix when building my game from Unity game engine?
The game plays on Google Chrome but I was wondering if I could fix this so the game could be played on internet explorer also. The game is built with the Unity game engine and it is a WebGL/HTML 5 game. If you need more information please let me know. Thanks
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Here's something to keep in mind when dealing with Internet Explorer: It's really old. As such, it doesn't support WebGL.
I don't know if there's much you could do. I think it *might* be possible to use some sort of HTML5 wrapper for WebGL content, but it would probably be hard to pull off, and performance would be slow. Plus, you're using Unity, so I don't know how you would put a wrapper through that.
I think the best course of action here is to just tell IE users to use a different browser (As I did with 5 Step Steve). Very few people still use IE, and the ones that do mostly use it for backwards compatability purposes.
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