LÖVE

It's happening!!!

After weeks of working on the promotional materials and that pesky trailer, it's finally public!
(well, the page at least, you can't buy the game yet)

BUT AT LAST! LOVE GAME ON STEAM!



Get excited!
HYPE HYPE HYPE HYPE HYPE HYPE

And don't forget to click that follow button </selfPlug> <3

Congratulations!
Can't wait till it's out

Awesome!Congratulations, and good luck, because I imagine you've got your work cut out for you.

That's awesome! Good job!

Congrats! I hope this becomes Green-lit as well!
I challenge somebody to start a sentence on this thread that doesn't end in an exclamation mark

Actually, it WAS already greenlit.

Good job, Xelu! Your game is awesome, and I can't wait to buy it when you release it!
So happy I gave a vote for it on Greenlight

Congratulation!
So are you integrating some Steamworks features like achievements?

HugoBDesigner wrote:So happy I gave a vote for it on Greenlight

Thanks Man, everybody who voted for MoD on Greenlight is so awesome <3

Fenrir wrote:So are you integrating some Steamworks features like achievements?

Yup, maybe not achievements (or at least not on release) but steamworks will be implemented for other purposes... and seeing that is the first Love game on steam, it's going to be a bit tricky to do so because of the lack of documentation.

But at least once we do it, we'll have an example for others to follow.


So yeah... I still open the steam page every day and just stare at it... seeing your game on steam is awesome, a lifetime milestone
Now to finish and actually release the game!

So yeah... I still open the steam page every day and just stare at it... seeing your game on steam is awesome, a lifetime milestone

Oh yeah I know what you mean, I would probably do the same... But sooner or later Steam will open the store to everybody and it won't be the same, I also hope to reach this milestone before that...

Fenrir wrote:it won't be the same

It already isn't "the same" I mean it's still awesome to be on Steam, but it doesn't have the same umph as it would've had ~4 years ago, or at least before Greenlight was a thing.

Getting on Steam was this mysterious process of exchanging emails with somebody from Valve. Now it's not as exciting when 100+ games get passed through greenlight each month and more than 4 games are released daily

It's not a matter of getting on Steam anymore, it's a matter of making yourself visible.