Game HTML Setup Clause Samples

The 'Game HTML Setup' clause defines the requirements and procedures for preparing the HTML code necessary to run a game within a specified environment. It typically outlines the standards for code structure, compatibility with browsers or platforms, and may specify the inclusion of certain scripts or assets. By establishing clear guidelines for the HTML setup, this clause ensures that the game functions correctly and consistently across intended platforms, reducing technical issues and streamlining the deployment process.
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