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Unity3D lets you write scripts in C# which are (IIRC) run through the mono framework on PCs with the Unity player installed.
How does Unity3D sand-box this – I assume they must do – to prevent a malicious site trying to delete your files or report data back to a server about you and your PC?
The Unity Player runs it’s own version of the Mono runtime that doesn’t include file system access.
There’s a massive (10MB) list of what Mono/.Net classes are available for each supported platform.
http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/MonoCompatibility.html