I'm going to echo raidho36's sentiments - that's a really nice little puzzle, but the UI is a little unintuitive. I hadn't heard of this puzzle before, and I had to watch a clip of the YouTube video to realize that the background parts could move vertically. Before that I was *highly* stumped, lol. ...

Game looks awesome! I'm going to download, and give it a go when IRL permits. I use Linux, so I downloaded the Mac version because the .love file is separated from the executable and I can extract it with 'unzip -j zipfile \*\*.love'. Whoa! Thanks for sharing that! I switched to Linux a while ago, a...

Yes!!

This is an issue that's bothered me for quite a while. One of the reasons I started using love was it claims to be able to create Android games. Which is sort of can. But if you want to publish on the Play Store, there's no way to do that. (Not that I have anything to publish - IRL got really busy s...

Fun game!! And water is pretty hilarious - you can mine it with the pick, trees and leaves prevent water from flowing, and it falls *really* slowly. That's not criticism - I actually enjoyed that. Even though I'm pretty sure it's not the long term goal. ;) My one real (small) complaint is what happe...

Another option:
Both mine & Nelvin's should be indistinguishable to users.

Very cool! Best of luck to you, and keep us informed of how it's going!

Darlex wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 12:46 pm

Im actually doing that and releasing a game engine like gamemaker with rpg functionality

Out of curiosity, how will your engine be different or better than gamemaker/rpgmaker/etc? I've seen a lot of engines - why create another?
Not sarcasm or snarkiness here - I'm actually curious!

I hope you realize that the linked APKTool is obsolete and incompatible with the Play Store. It will likely work for side-loading, but it's not the route to go if you want an "official" release on Android.

Thanks!

If you can, I suggest creating more random components to build the tower from. It started to feel a bit "canned" after a few minutes - although that might just be me since I'm really interested in procedural generation and I'm getting good at spotting it.