Hey Quilava, thanks for playing my game! To answer your question - yes. Don't quote me on this but what you are playing my game on is a virtual computer with a "cartridge" (think Nintendo Game Boy) containing the script for my game. When you close the game - or "remove the cartridge"- the TIC-80 computer keeps running. You can input commands, access my game's code, or load other cartridges from theTIC-80 console. It is a bit messy for players who happen to stumble their way there. As far as I'm aware, there isn't much that I can do about it. It's just the nature of the beast. Thanks again!
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