Some games, like those created with Twine, are exported and run as .html files. These games are universal across Windows, Linux, and Mac because you only need to run your default browser and open the file. Currently, the only way to import them is to add a .bat or .sh file with a command that opens the HTML in the browser, but it would be better if Drop handled them natively.
Some games, like those created with Twine, are exported and run as .html files. These games are universal across Windows, Linux, and Mac because you only need to run your default browser and open the file. Currently, the only way to import them is to add a .bat or .sh file with a command that opens the HTML in the browser, but it would be better if Drop handled them natively.