QX82: Tiny JavaScript game/experience engine inspired by retro 80s computing

QX82 is a tiny Javascript engine that lets you create games and
experiences inspired by the look and feel of a retro 80s computer.
It’s not an emulator or a fantasy console: it’s just a Javascript library. Read more

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