Love itself is just a framework, but once you start reading the forums and wiki, I think you'll find that there are quite a few useful libraries made by community members that give you the features you'd expect from an engine. There are a few lists of quality libraries around. What engine respects,...

Hey guys, I was wondering if it'd be worth it to switch back to Love after a year or so of not using it. I've been using HaxeFlixel since, and have liked it a lot, but it's missing the community aspect I think. (Well, the HF community is so small that once you get in you can meet everyone in the fir...

Thanks for writing this, it's pretty easy to get a grasp of.

Imaculata wrote:I'm a newby myself, but I happen to be making the exact same kind of game (only with the random dungeons). Here's what I do...

Hey, thanks for all of the info and tips! I'll be sure to try all of this out myself.

Alright, let me just say it. I'm a complete noob to making games without the aid of a visual editor. Love2D is one of my first, uhh, frameworks? Or engine, whatever it wants to call itself. Up until now, I've just been using Unity, actually thinking I'm good at programming. :crazy: Anyways, I really...

Man, I found this just at the right time. I just logged onto the forums because I was feeling burnt out over outdated tutorials for Advanced Tiled Loader, and then I found this! Thanks for making this

Welcome!