I made a new interpreted, low-level programming language from scratch that allows you to create tile-based, pseudo-8-bit minigames for Windows (open-source on GitHub, C++ project using SDL 2)

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  • TileGameLib

    TileGameLib is a toolkit for quick and easy development of tile-based, pseudo-8-bit games.

    • I have actually developed a separated library called TGL.lib that implements both tiles, smooth scrolling and also sprites which can move freely on top of the tile buffers and can detect collisions between each other (https://github.com/FernandoAiresCastello/TileGameLib). I'm going to include some of that same functionality into PTM version 2.

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