Hi and welcome to the forums!
It seems there was a problem when you uploaded the file. I only see the attachment's name, but not the file itself.
Could you try uploading the file again? We will be able to help you if you send your code.

A very interesting game, I had fun solving it.
But as sphyrth points out, you have to make the game compatible with monitors of different sizes.

I didn't actually invent this puzzle, in 7th grade it was given to us as a challenge in math class. I don't know who came up with this puzzle, but the papers we got were created with logic and reasoning behind them. With this I just came up with a way to generate a new puzzle every time, I didn't th...

A very simple puzzle game.
There is a board with circles on it, you can connect circles to their eight neighbors. To complete the puzzle, every circle must have as many connections as the number on it says. Connections cannot cross each other.

Very nice! I'd recommend you use to make the images look more sharp.

I don't see anything wrong with the code you posted. Other than the useless concatenation of '1' and '/'.

From what I can gather, you put the player's movement code inside of love.keypressed, which is only called when a key is pressed. Instead, put the movement code in love.update, and check if a key is pressed using love.keyboard.isDown.

Hi and welcome to the forums! There seem to be syntax errors on lines 3 and 4: you don't have to write "local" before defining a field of another table.
Please be a little more specific and describe the error you're getting.

Seems helpful, but I feel like this should be posted in General.

Hi and welcome to the forums! If you want to save something to the player's computer, it involves writing to a file. When you want to load that data, you read the file. In löve, writing to a file is as simple as: love.filesystem.write("filename.txt", "abcd 1234 some data here") And if you want to re...