A navigable 3D room in the browser: a graphics and interaction experiment to see what's achievable with WebGL without external game engines.
This experiment started from a simple question: how accessible is it today to build a navigable 3D environment without downloading anything, using only what a modern browser offers through WebGL? The answer is a first-person explorable room, with lighting, objects and real perspective.
It's not a proper game, but a technical testing ground: this is where camera movement, collision handling and performance optimization were tried out — skills that later fed into the games published in the portal's Games section, like Helios and Intercity HUB.
Built with WebGL and plain JavaScript, without heavy external graphics engines, to keep loading fast even on modest hardware.