This looks fun, but can you please make the CRT shader optional?
I have a rather weak graphics card that can't really handle it well.

Please don't set the window title every frame! It can be a real performance killer on some systems.
On my system, it causes 100% cpu utilization and I can't even reach a decent FPS.

EDIT: Merged with https://github.com/SimonLarsen/sienna The controls are simple: In the menus, flick in the direction you want to move, and tap to select. In the game, just tap the screen to jump. The longer you hold, the higher you jump. Android package: https://hostr.co/RSNjYvBoeeWn GitHub: https:...

1) Where to do shaders? Can I just write the shader code in my np++ and flick it on or off? Yet from what I'm hearing is I have to go through GLSL and write the code in C++ in something like visual studios and then save it as some type of file? GLSL is the language you write shaders in. You can wri...

love.graphics.newFont without any arguments returns the default font. See http://www.love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.newFont#Function_4 Just don't call it in a tight loop or something, because it creates a new font every time. Alternatively, you can save the font into a variable using love.graphics.ge...

Don't use error for debugging. It terminates the program. The problem is most likely not in the first iteration, but at a later time. Use assert or print instead. Actually, error is kind of useful to see if a branch of execution is ever reached. But that's pretty much all I can think of using it for...

It's the order of execution. When you require "interface" , the execution of main.lua pauses, and interface.lua gets executed. prim1Callback doesn't exist yet when interface.lua is executing. You can just put the function definition before you require interface.lua . function prim1Callback...

When I was a child, I actually thought monsters would get me if I didn't cover my entire body properly.
I was also afraid to sleep on my back.

Really great idea!
I also loved the sound effects, they are very creepy.

Upload a .love file so we can see all of your code.

I get this error: Error: game.lua:425: Cannot create canvas: height of 4800 pixels is too large for this system. stack traceback: [C]: in function 'newCanvas' game.lua:425: in function 'enter' main.lua:10: in function 'load' [string "boot.lua"]:407: in function <[string "boot.lua"...