Web site: www.eblong.com/zarf/glulx/quixe/
Category: Machine Emulators
Platform: Cross-platform
License: MIT
Interface: Web-interface
Wikipedia:
First release: 2010
Quixe – a pure-Javascript interpreter for the Glulx IF virtual machine. It can play any Glulx game file (.ulx or .gblorb) in a web browser. It does not require a server component; it runs entirely in the browser.
Quixe currently supports text buffer and grid windows, character and line input, timers, graphics, and hyperlinks. It does not (yet) support sound.
You can save and restore games. If your browser supports the HTML5 local-storage feature, the save files will be available from one browser session to the next. (Note: clearing cookies and other browsing data will erase your save data. Browser privacy policies may also cause save data to be discarded.)
Quixe is open-source software under the MIT license.
The easiest way to use Quixe is to have Inform 7 build you a game-playing page. Download the “Quixe.zip” template package (at the URL above), unpack it, and install it into Inform’s template directory.
