Is there a way to know if an HTML5 / WebGL game was built with Unity or not if the game doesn't display the Unity splash screen?
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Is there a way to know if an HTML5 / WebGL game was built with Unity or not if the game doesn't display the Unity splash screen?
Yes. Don't install unity and it won't play - you'll get a message that you need to add unity. It's the easiest way to detect it :D
That won't work if the developers build their Unity game for HTML5 / WebGL though; that only works if the developers build their Unity game for the Unity web player.
With Unity 5.4, developers can't build for the web player anymore now that they have scrapped the web player for HTML 5 / WebGL instead, so if a developer builds their Unity game for the HTML5 / WebGL platform there is no need for the Unity web player to run the game - its a pure HTML5 / WebGL game at that point - but still a Unity game as Unity was still the development tool used to make it.
To my knowledge, aside from including the Unity splash screen, there is no way to know that an HTML5 / WebGL game wasn't built with Unity.