How to play Unity web games offline

Now most people know that Unity engine is starting to grow in popularity some have wanted to keep those web games and play them offline so they find the .unity3d file that is used with the web player and download it to play later and 'shock' and 'horror' they can't use it.

To download the .unity3d file in Firefox go to the page where the game is located right click choose Page Info a small window will open in that window go to the media tab at the top and in the box that appears below just scroll down till you see the .unity3d file It usually is embedded or object Type.

Google chrome does not allow for downloading files directly off of webpages the only way to do so is to look for in the HTML code and hope you are downloading the right thing.

There is two ways to play those games offline one way is to use a browser that supports the Unity web player and install the plugin then simply drag the unity3d file into a new tab/window of the browser.

The second way is to use a dedicated program to open the files as of now Unity has yet to release one of these so third parties have created some the one that works for me is a program called Uniplayer. http://www.nibiirosoft.com/Product/UniPlayer_en.html very simple to use just drag game file or open it also supports fullscreen ect. You do still need to have the webplayer plugin installed on your computer for this to work if the browser you went to the site could play the game you don't have to worry if it can't just go here http://unity3d.com/webplayer.