Tron games & apps
Creations tagged tron on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
5 creations
Tron Remix
The light-cycle duel, you (cyan) versus a space-hunting CPU (amber). Both cycles move forward one cell every tick and leave a solid glowing **trail** behind. You can only **turn** — run into a wall, the arena edge, or *anyone's* trail and you crash. Box the CPU into a shrinking pocket before it does the same to you; the last rider still moving wins the round. Every round you survive, the cycles speed up — a pure, escalating game of nerve and spatial control.
Tron Remix
The light-cycle duel, you (cyan) versus a space-hunting CPU (amber). Both cycles move forward one cell every tick and leave a solid glowing **trail** behind. You can only **turn** — run into a wall, the arena edge, or *anyone's* trail and you crash. Box the CPU into a shrinking pocket before it does the same to you; the last rider still moving wins the round. Every round you survive, the cycles speed up — a pure, escalating game of nerve and spatial control.
Tron Remix
The light-cycle duel, you (cyan) versus a space-hunting CPU (amber). Both cycles move forward one cell every tick and leave a solid glowing **trail** behind. You can only **turn** — run into a wall, the arena edge, or *anyone's* trail and you crash. Box the CPU into a shrinking pocket before it does the same to you; the last rider still moving wins the round. Every round you survive, the cycles speed up — a pure, escalating game of nerve and spatial control.
Tron
The light-cycle duel, you (cyan) versus a space-hunting CPU (amber). Both cycles move forward one cell every tick and leave a solid glowing **trail** behind. You can only **turn** — run into a wall, the arena edge, or *anyone's* trail and you crash. Box the CPU into a shrinking pocket before it does the same to you; the last rider still moving wins the round. Every round you survive, the cycles speed up — a pure, escalating game of nerve and spatial control.
Tron Remix
The light-cycle duel, you (cyan) versus a space-hunting CPU (amber). Both cycles move forward one cell every tick and leave a solid glowing **trail** behind. You can only **turn** — run into a wall, the arena edge, or *anyone's* trail and you crash. Box the CPU into a shrinking pocket before it does the same to you; the last rider still moving wins the round. Every round you survive, the cycles speed up — a pure, escalating game of nerve and spatial control.