Talk:TIC-80

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Using the built-in game browser, called "SURF" in the app connects to the TIC-80 website and shows all community-made games that are submitted by other users. It displays games and projects based on categories such as "Demoscene" and "'Tech" or "New" and "Recent". Playing one of the displayed games only consists of selecting them, the app automatically downloads the game and runs it.

Another way of playing community-made games is through the TIC-80 official website, where no downloads are needed to play games. The TIC-80 emulator is capable of running in the browser, and the website allows playing any game aside from downloading its file.

Sharing a TIC-80 game consists of exporting it as a .tic file, commonly referred to as "cart" or "cartridge" file, and uploading it to the TIC-80 website, where others can download and run it inside TIC-80.

(Also couldn't find any corresponding copy like this on the TIC-80 web site.) Cielquiparle (talk) 07:26, 15 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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