

Tuesday JS
Tuesday is a free open source engine for creating visual novels, interactive stories and text-based adventure games. Written in JavaScript without using any third party libraries. There is support for the Apache Cordova framework for building native mobile and desktop...
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
Features
- Works Offline
- No Coding Required
- Visual Novel
Tags
- visual-novels
- Game Engine
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What is Tuesday JS?
Tuesday is a free open source engine for creating visual novels, interactive stories and text-based adventure games. Written in JavaScript without using any third party libraries. There is support for the Apache Cordova framework for building native mobile and desktop applications. The engine uses standard Html document elements such as div and img, which allows for almost any media format supported by browsers, including vector graphics in svg format, gif animations and css styles.
The story script with all elements is specified in the format structure JSON. This format can be read by almost any other programming language or engine. This makes it easier and faster to port the script to another engine or platform. The editor has a built-in tool for working with JSON directly, you can edit the entire script or only part of it from the selected element.









Comments and Reviews
I like it because its online
I have been watching him for a long time, the author is actively adding new features, but not always those that are really necessary to simplify the work. It's good that the author is sociable and you can ask him to add something.
Another problem is that to get a serious result, you still need to understand JavaScript and CSS, without code you can only create a very simple visual novel, but you can do it very quickly.
The last claim to the documentation, the engine has a lot of functions, but most of them are not described anywhere and it is often not clear how this or that tool works.
These claims do not spoil the impression of using the engine, it is intuitive and suitable for beginners, respect to the author for such work
It lacks so many functions to be a usable VN editor. As a evangelist to visual programming, I like the visual editing interface tho.