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Every modern operating system can open a .ZIP file without external help. Just double-click on it. If that fails for any reason, there's no shortage of free archive managers (and file managers) that can do it, for example 7Zip. Oh, and last time I checked, WinZip was shareware. You don't have to pay for it -- not at first, anyway.

ZIP is quite literally the most widely supported archive format. Any other option would be less flexible.

Thank you! I really dislike not knowing computer's abilities well, and I am trying to learn, but good grief, it can be frustrating. Thank you for explaining this!

-Storm

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Also, the itch.io app will help you download, extract and play games without even knowing if they're a .zip file or not!

We've tried making it the best way to play itch.io games, especially for those who prefer not to handle every little detail manually.