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I recently had the opportunity to experience PolyTrack, a low-poly racing game that runs entirely in the browser, requiring no installation. What I found noteworthy is how the game optimizes performance: fast loading, good control response, and stable operation even on low-configuration devices or with limited network connectivity.

From a user experience (UX) perspective, PolyTrack maintains a very clean interface, clear workflow, and doesn't require login, reducing friction during access. This is an interesting example of how a web product can provide a real-time interactive experience while maintaining a simple architecture.

I'm opening this thread to discuss further:

How to optimize real-time games/web apps on browsers

UX points that help keep users engaged longer

The possibility of applying the "no install - instant access" model to other web products

I look forward to hearing more perspectives and experiences from everyone in the community.