I love it. Reminds me of the bits from Ezra Pound's Cantos where he watches birds on wires: "write the birds in their treble scale"

Uhh, I think the problem is that your code is racist. Line 71. What the fuck?

This is not an answer to your question, but instead of dragging the folder onto Love, I find it easier to use a terminal window and type "love filename". You only have to actually type it once, since you can just press 'up' afterwards. I'm not sure if Windows is good at this, but autocompl...

Even the original LoZ had smooth scrolling between screens. And I wasn't saying that he should add high res art, just some simple pixel art for the tiles. Right now it's just a solid color. Chill out.

Pretty good!

I suggest using smooth scrolling when you move between rooms; it looks much better. Also, you can pick up some free tiles at http://www.opengameart.org to make the landscape look a little nicer.

Hope you expand on this a bit!

I'll write more about the method I used when I have a bit more time, but the latest version is here: https://github.com/kennethdamica/Monocle Again, Germanunkol's version has a much better interface, but I had a few issues with some of the changes he made (or I might just have not understood them), ...

Monocle was very difficult for me, and I'm sort of surprised I even got it working. The process laid out in that blog post is fairly straightforward, but I ran into edge case after edge case. The problem you're having with the 'sweeping' was the hardest part and took most of the work. I had to keep ...

Awesome job. Have you thought about adding arrow key controls to move through the menus and sub-menus?

Good start. You should highlight the correct answer and pause for a second before moving onto the next. You could also implement some kind of scoring system.

Looks good! I like the particle effects.

Power ups are a little too hard to hit, though. It's easy to get through a game without ever hitting one.