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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2026 · 1H

Why Web Gaming Matters Again | Rafael Morgan, CrazyGames

from IndieGameBusiness® · host Jay Powell

In this episode of IndieGameBusiness, we’re joined by Rafael Morgan, VP Partnerships at CrazyGames, to talk about why web gaming is becoming strategically important again for developers.Rafael shares how successful studios are using the web alongside mobile instead of treating the two platforms as competitors. We’ll look at what CrazyGames is seeing across thousands of game submissions and hundreds of publishing partners, including the trends that are actually gaining traction.We also dive into how AI, WebGPU, and modern browsers are expanding what developers can build on the web, plus some of the biggest misconceptions studios still have about browser gaming.Finally, Rafael looks ahead at where the gaming ecosystem may be heading over the next five years and what role the web could play in distribution, discovery, and long term growth.If you’re an indie developer looking for new audiences, new distribution opportunities, or a better understanding of where web gaming is headed, this conversation is worth watching.Follow Rafael Morgan:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/morgam/#IndieGameBusiness #WebGaming #CrazyGames #IndieDev #GameDistribution

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