cattail wrote:I use a app named "ES file Explorer"

Thanks! Es file Explorer actually recognized my .love file and opened it with LÖVE, without me having to configure anything. Looks like the stock file manager for Emotion UI is just poop.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.love2d.android states This port allows you to both run and play existing LÖVE games and also to create new games directly on your mobile device! I couldn't figure out how to do any of that. If I open the app, it just shows the no game screen. I could...

You could take a look at ZeroBraneStudio as an example for a cross-platform GUI application written in Lua. [GitHub]

It uses wxLua as a GUI framework.

The score doesn't reset when you start a new game after a game over.

- I'm using an iPad 2 (1024x768 screen resolution) and the game doesn't fill up the screen correctly: menu, ingame. I only use scale-to-fill when love.system.getOS() == 'Android'. Does love.system.getOS() return 'iOS' on iOS? Anyway, I can't debug iOS specific issues, as I don't have an iOS device....

And to append to that, running a Samsung Galaxy S4: Everything works , but the gameplay is jittery. Yeah... the game seems to be doing a draw call per tile, which is really bad on mobile. Instead, it should use a spritebatch for the background and one or two for moving stuff. The game now uses a Sp...

You made it ignore the touch release if the touch has moved since the initial press, but most touchscreens are sensitive enough that the touch will almost always move at least a little bit. I guess yours isn't? Oh, I thought he means that the love.touchreleased function isn't called at all. I'll ad...

micha wrote:It seems that the touch-release is not registered. That is why I always do the maximum height jump.

That is weird. I don't know why.
It may be a love-android-sdl2 bug?
It is registered on my system. I finished the game on my tablet without issues.

You are decreasing life for each character that does not match the guessed letter. That's not how hangman works. In hangman, if your guess hits a letter, it's revealed. If it does not hit any letters, your life decreases. local hit for letter in word:gmatch ("%a") do i = i + 1 if letter ==...

It's going to be hard for me to test for these bugs, as the controls work fine on my 7" tablet (Huawei MediaPad 7 Youth).
The source code is on GitHub if anyone wants to help.