This game is a realization of a dual-object mechanic idea I had several years ago but never had a reason to do, and it happened to work well enough with the theme that I figured I'd try it. I always use Love2D for game jams because its such a pleasure to work in! I haven't checked out the other love...

Nice work guys, LOVE is becoming amazingly good!

Are you using the build system from the SublimeLove package? If so, "love" needs to be an executable on your path in windows. See the following for details on that:

http://geekswithblogs.net/renso/archive ... ows-7.aspx

So far in my programming experience and career, it seems that if you are working in a static language it is generally a good idea to use an IDE to reap the benefits, even if it isnt your favorite text editor. If you finish the functionality of an application in less time because of an IDE, you shoul...

Although theres not a single line of Lua in this, just wrote this simple web service to provide a "master server" that I can run for future Love2D multiplayer projects. Working on interfacing with it in Lua at the moment.

Thanks for the feedback guys.

Interesting bug; what OS + LOVE version?

Hello, I made a game in love. http://leafo.net/dump/exo1.gif You can grab it here: http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-24/?action=preview&uid=4321 Would love feedback, thanks! It feels really clean and looks great, this is one of the better polished love games i've seen. Really nice job!

This game is fantastic. Its so much fun, and so polished. Awesome job dude.

The satie inspired music is great! I am definitely buying this when it comes out.

Hey guys, My game HumanTECH got 7th place in ludum dare 24! http://minornine.com/media/img/humantech-1-small.png http://minornine.com/media/img/humantech-2-small.png Download for win32 , win64 , osx , LOVE file Github It's an action-adventure exploration based game with a sort-of SciFi setting. Here...

Wow, this is great, just what I was looking for a couple weeks ago. Thanks for your nice work on this.

By the way you might want to update your instructions -- ProFi:end() should be ProFi:stop()