MadByte wrote:

spynaz wrote: Dude, MadByte, YOU'RE AWESOME!
Anyway guys, I updated the game a bit.

haha
great, keep working on it !

I'm actually creating a SlimeBall 2! It's going to be awesome.

I'm currently working on an clone of the game because I like the idea and I think there are so many possiblities to extend the gameplay. The whole source was rewritten and I've added some new things. Sadly powerups & highscores aren't in yet. But the slime growth & leveling while eating ! M...

Great first game :) Good : - The colors of the game and the player movement looks good - Fun to play - The music and the sound effects are good Not so good: - The fact that the objects from the sides spawn inside the visible area is kinda annoying sometimes. - The menu buttons doesn't match the loo...

There is already a tutorial. Check it out here: https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Fire_Toward_Mouse

To reiterate: under the Berne Convention, which most jurisdictions have signed, when you make a creative work it automatically is protected by copyright law in every jurisdiction that follows the Berne Convention. This even applies if you upload it to a public website for all to see. Other people c...

bartbes wrote:In fact, not having a license means you retain full copyright, therefore making it a civil offense to redistribute.

Mmk.

Whatever.

D:

EDIT: Oh wait, can't you use a license to make it illegal to distribute the game?

I know that your able to sell love2d games, but how are you supposed to sell them correctly if someone can just buy it then distribute it for free?

vitaminx wrote:I find a bit odd that you need the mouse to navigate the menu and play the game with keyboard.
Maybe make the menu navigable by keyboard too?

Otherwise very pretty looking game

I don't think that's a big problem though. Some games are like that so it doesn't matter much.