Show HN: 90s.dev - game maker that runs on the web

a year ago

The developer has released 90s.dev, a project they've been working on since February.
Feedback from HN users indicated the product was launched too soon and needs more focus and tutorials.
The project originated from the developer's childhood dream to recreate Warcraft II.
Instead of a game or engine, the project evolved into an API for creating game maker tools.
90s.dev/os/ is a web-based game maker with a 320x180 canvas, WebGL2 support, and TypeScript-first SDK.
It allows importing modules from languages that compile to wasm and publishing apps via GitHub or NPM.
Inspired by pico8, tic80, picotron, and love2d, it combines aesthetic minimalism with extensibility.
The GUI features innovations like auto-layout, refs (watchable pointers), and abstract views via composites.
Apps can be shared using a specific link format, and community contributions are encouraged via GitHub repos.

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