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Developer Creates 13 KiB Cross-Platform Game That Runs on Windows, Linux, and Web Browsers

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snoofydude

4mo ago· 4 min readenInsight

Summary

A developer describes creating a 13 KiB video game that runs natively on Windows, Linux, and in web browsers from a single file. The project was inspired by Justine Tunney's cosmopolitan libc project but focuses on creating a compact, cross-platform game executable that works as a Portable Executable (.EXE), ELF64 binary, and HTML polyglot. The article explains the technical challenges of creating such a small, multi-platform game and the development process behind it.

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create a video game (<16 KiB) that runs natively on Windows, Linux and in the Browser, all from a single file
A Portable Executable (.EXE), ELF64 and HTML polyglot that runs natively on Windows, Linux and in the Browser
Not that long ago I became aware of Justine Tunney's cosmopolitan libc project
It's a toolkit that allows you to compile C source code into a single binary that runs natively on multiple operating systems
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A Portable Executable (.EXE), ELF64 and HTML polyglot that runs natively on Windows, Linux and in the Browser.

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