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TIC-80

TIC-80 is an open-source mini retro game engine for making 240x136 pixels 16 color game "cartridges", it has built-in tools for development: code, sprites, maps, sound editors and the command line. There is also a Pro version with some extra features.
Supported languages: Lua, Moonscript, Javascript, Ruby, Wren, Fennel, and Squirrel.

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LanguagesLua, JavaScript, Moonscript, Fennel, Wren

3DNo

PlatformsWeb, Windows, Linux, Mac, Android

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Retro-styled and restricted environment

Pixelated Software with a good retro style.

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Many Scripting languages' supported

Use awesome scripting languages like: Lua, Wren, Moonscript, JS, Ruby, etc.

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Free

Free version already includes most features but a paid version is available.

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All tools in one place

The app contains tools for coding, sprite editing, map editing, sfx and music editing.

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Export

Exports easily to Windows, Windows-XP, mac, Linux and HTML.

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TIC-80 is an open-source mini retro game engine with built-in tools.

All tools in one place

Many Scripting languages' supported

Retro-styled and restricted environment

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