A few bugs for your consideration: 1. The lower the framerate, the farther the boomerang travels. If I spawn lots and lots of gems to really slow the game down, I can launch the boomerang all the way off the screen. It appears the boomerang function uses time instead of distance? 2. If you quit back...

As others have mentioned, there needs to be a way to know where the exit is.

Also, why does jumping negate horizontal momentum? Very irritating.

It's a cool idea for a game, just needs some polishing.

It froze up after I put the memory in the inventory.

I'm running Vista 64-bit. 'D' causes a Windows-level crash, not the LOVE blue screen. Faulting application love.exe, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp 0x48d51ea5, faulting module MSVCR80.dll, version 8.0.50727.4053, time stamp 0x4a594c79, exception code 0xc000000d, fault offset 0x00018b15, process id 0x10...

Wow, this is great! Very solid for such an early build. Runs real smooth.

Pressing 'D' crashes the game for me though. I wonder why that is.

Awesome idea for a game. Very original. I love it.

I think the player should be required to get all the yellow things in order to move to the next area.

I can't play the game.

- The 'piece' doesn't line up with my mouse cursor, it's way off to the right.
- I can't place pieces??
- When I try to place pieces by clicking a lot, the game crashes.
- I can't select other pieces.

This is a lot of fun. Around level 250 the game gets a bit insane.

Average about 80 FPS

Core 2 Duo 3.0 GHz
8.0 GB RAM
Nvidia Quadro FX 570

I did notice that when a building is above your character on the screen, sometimes the left-side wall of the building would be wrong/missing. I've attached a screenshot to better explain the problem.

Go to the bottom of the level and then hold DOWN for a fun little crash/bug.