D0NM wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 11, 2018 4:06 pm

I'm just from the game's Steam page.
Everything looks awesome!

Thanks D0NM, glad you like it!

Hey Manello.

Thanks!

Only 2 people (+musician). I can only say the period. 6 years and 200 days.

here over we gave an indepth interview: http://www.indieretronews.com/2018/07/a ... ngeon.html

thx

First fun let's play.

It's done.

Out now, December 4, on STEAM: https://store.steampowered.com/app1007820/

Twitch-Interview about the game short before release on 4. December on Steam: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/341415315?t=00h05m19s

have fun.

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Just wow!

This is a great thing for löve going mobile ! Thanks Marty!

I've to dig deeper when my game is out.

No. The project I used it for died, there was no interest in it from the community, and with LÖVE 11.0 the Nuklear UI library broke and still hasn't been fully fixed to this day. I might get back to it (or rather, rewrite it, because Nuklear sucks) one day, but chances are it's dead for good. Hm it...

grump wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 26, 2018 10:07 am

When you call os.exit, love can't properly free allocated resources. This is normally not a problem, because the OS will clean up after the process.

Thx I'll try.

Btw. did you finished the layered effects of your particle editor?

[ quote=grump post_id=223773 time=1540544344 user_id=139355] Maybe os.exit of lua or by use of ffi ? os.exit calls the normal C exit() function. It definitely works to quit LÖVE. Have you tried to call it? [/quote] Yes os.exit(0) or os.exit(1)? There is also this ffi option. I hope it works on osx. ...