Set Up Your First Microgame

Install the WebGL module

Publish to WebGL

Learn how to set up your first microgame

This Microgame Template is a classic 2D platform game that you can mod and make your own. Check out the Creative Mods to tweak the project and add your own levels, while learning the basics of Unity.

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Overview

Install the WebGL module in the Unity Hub

In this tutorial, you will add the WebGL module to an installation of the Unity Editor so that you can publish your project using WebGL.  

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Follow this tutorial if you are using the WebGL Publishing package to build your project using WebGL, and you need to add the WebGL module to your project.

If you selected Publish > WebGL Project and saw the following image, then you're in the right place.

The Publish window of the WebGL Publisher Package, with the "WebGL Module Not Installed" message

Note: You will have to restart your project to switch to the WebGL platform.

To install the WebGL module to an installation of the Unity Editor, follow these instructions:

2.  In the Projects tab, locate the project you want to add WebGL to, and find its Unity Editor version in the Editor Version column. 

3.  Open the Installs tab of the Unity Hub and find the corresponding version of the Unity Editor.

4.  Select the Settings (⛭) button on the tile of the version you want to manage and select Add modules. 

5.  In the window that appears, select WebGL Build Support, then select Install.

Return to your project in the Unity Editor. 

The Projects tab of the Unity Hub, with a particular version number in the Editor Version column highlighted

The Settings menu expanded, with the Add modules option highlighted by a callout

Install the WebGL module

1. Overview

2. Install the WebGL module in the Unity Hub

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