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Transmission
7 years ago

HTML5 Version ^_^


Thanks to Clickteam product ! It allows me to easily convert my PC-exclusive game to a HTML5 software : it’s now possible to play with any system ! PC, Mac,Linux, Android, iOS, … and probably any console connected to Internet. So, wow ! I’ve never tried to convert any game before, thinking it would be too complex to do, but now I know I can ^^ This version is lightened in its graphics, of course, to be able to be run from a smartphone or an old tablet. The PC version is still the most animated and better version ^^

If you want to try the HTML5 version, just click here :

http://www.yazorius.com/Transmission

The loading can be long.
Some integrated browser don’t work properly : prefer Chrome or competitors.
Be sure you’ve got enough storage place available before (80 mo needed).

#MadeWithFusion
#GGJ18

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