Hey, great work!

With a little bit of editing, this could be a hella useful in-game console library. Just a suggestion!

Also, I noticed that if you put the text cursor at the end of one line, it kind of makes the proceeding line flip out.

Pretty cool! :

A nice thing to have would be shortcut keys next to the buttons so you can easily tell what they are. Also, it froze on me when it lost focus.

EDIT: I beat it! Pretty easy.

Neat! Perhaps you could add a physics boundary, though, since creating a physics object outside of the world causes the game to crash (and not change the resolution back in GNOME).

I think it's worth just learning LÖVE or another easy language/API until you can make your game/prototype. It's not that hard once you get the hang of it. I don't think you'll have much luck finding a competent programmer, since many (I could say as far as almost every) hobbyist programmers enjoy de...

License? BTW, LÖVE uses Lua and Lua is an interpreted language and compiled at run-time so it is open-source. So, yes, I did include the source actually; and, no license was specified so it is free to use, modify, and redistribute providing that I am credited and that is out of respect and not forc...

Yes! The world needs an open easy game engine like this. Admittedly, the only reason that I'm not currently using this and developing stuff for it is because of the browser-ness and profitability of Flash, but if I'd found this during my Game Maker days, I'd switch over and develop with this in an i...