The game crashes on the opening menu after cycling rapidly through what I think are songs - Windows, 32-bit here. Looks fun, though!

Update: this has something to do with all my soundcards either being in use or disabled - after closing music programs, it works fine.

Need some friends to test this with now!

I had not before realized that LuaSocket was included with LOVE - I had always thought you needed to unpack additional library files into the LOVE install directory or something. I wonder what else you are hiding, LOVE...

This is a fun little game! I don't have a mouse handy, so my scores sat in the low 200s. Yikes!

I could almost hear the cheesy frantic chiptune that would go along with this.

This is quite a lot of fun! Kudos.

My only niggle is that the music can get repetitive.

Hi all! I've gotten tired of constantly starting and stopping my own personal game-making projects. I always manage to finish the soundtrack for an imagined level or project before I lose the gumption to actually code the stupid thing. So, I'm here offering my services to compose some music for your...

If you're looking for some help with the soundtrack, I'd be happy to oblige. I'm not a musician by trade, but I do write my own brand of electronic music as a hobby. Here's some examples: http://www.archive.org/download/AMidsummerNightsEpicallyFastEscapade/0806_Spirulence_A_Midsummer_Nights_Epically...

spirulence, if you use lua's double square bracket notation for strings, then you can get a nicer looking way to represent your levels: local level = [[ ........................ ........................ ........................ ........................ ....................1111 ........................

(shameless plug) If you're looking for some place to start from when loading maps and tilesets, you can use some code that I devised for this purpose for a 2D platformer I'm making. The level files live in a directory called "levels" and have an extension of ".level". Use level.l...