I think it does build, but it's not very usable. I don't think there's a single Löve game that will actually run properly on it. If it's important to you to have it working, then you or somebody else must finish the project. Me uploading my solution isn't going to fix anything, that would mean me do...

LöveFTW isn't really in a working state, and I don't have time to develop it anymore. If anybody wants to take the project over, that'd be great, but otherwise it's dead

If you're talking about LöveFTW, the Löve port to Windows Apps, then no, as far as I know no games have been released on the Store. The UWP version is still not finished (and development is more or less abandoned for now).

I didn't find an option in the poll for "I've given up and started coding everything in Assembler"...

Jasoco wrote:Hardware never dies.

True words. I'm coding a game for the original Gameboy as we speak.

I think what your Readme.md lacks is some kind of motivation. What does Clöve do that Löve doesn't? What is the benefit for the game developer? You are totally right, you could say it lacks the required motivation to make you use it but I'm planning in adding a demo game as an example and hopefully...

I think what your Readme.md lacks is some kind of motivation. What does Clöve do that Löve doesn't? What is the benefit for the game developer?

As for your "PS" question, the answer is undoubtedly "yes".

Two radio transmitters are talking to each other.
- How was your cousin's wedding last weekend?
- Well, the reception was great!

Development has unfortunately more or less stopped as I'm busy with other projects at the moment. I wouldn't exactly call is "safe for production", it's still a bit rough around the edges. Lots of things that aren't tested properly. It's based on Löve 0.10.1, and it SHOULD support Windows ...