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You absolutely can, there is wgpu. It's a cross platform graphics api and it can target all the platform you need.
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However it's very flexible and as a consequence difficult to use so if you're going to create a simple game like you said I suggest you to use (bevy)[https://bevyengine.org/] instead, it's a game engine created around wgpu, easy to use and well documented.
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Macroquad should provide what you need, it needs a little bit of setup to run om the web or on mobile but it's simple and easy to use
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For example, check out wee_alloc.
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