I played around a bit after you posted this and I agree. I think the fact that the hitbox for the bombs is a perfect circle while the graphic is an oval might contribute to this. I'm going to switch the hitbox over to being a rectangle I think, and make the graphic bigger. Ah, yes, that probably ex...

I agree with the others, very nice gameplay, the "juice" is just perfect! Only thing I don't like too much is that it looks like I can die even if I'm just outside the bomb radius when it hits... I played a few times and didn't manage to get a feeling for how close I can get without getting hurt. Ma...

My first time having a look at Love2D, still working on a lot of the little bits. [...] As far as I could tell Love didn't have any actual built-in buttons so I made my own choppy system for them. Yes, Löve doesn't require you to use a specific UI framework, and making your own is good for practice...

Simple idea, nicely executed - I like the sounds. One point of improvement though: At the very beginning, I understood what I should be doing, but after my first click the new sequence starts too soon after my own click. This makes it sound like I should be double clicking the same colour, which was...

Wrote a super simple "shadow" shader for that game dev sim game. It adds a lot of contrast to everything and imo it looks way nicer now. I agree that it looks much better with the shadow, and like that it's just a subtle effect. Replacing the floor texture (less dark lines and no nails) would make ...

Really nice and juicy!

I like how the ball doesn't get lost

It get's very fast at the end though. If I could loose the ball, I'd have no chance to win this...

Ulydev wrote:Working on an untitled game. Here's the title screen.

That looks pretty cool! Nice movement physics!

I would advice against such an emulator. It would be very difficult to maintain and would not be worth the trouble, imho. There are three "audiences" for your game, I believe: 1. Gamers on Windows/Mac: For them, you simply pack the game with whatever version it's made for. 2. Gamers on Linux: They'r...

Thanks a lot, guys! :) I'm really glad people are liking it. Sorry for your wasted hours, Beelz :P Sorry @bobbyjones, I misunderstood as well. I thought you meant that I should include some free text editor. Well, writing a good text editor is very hard (line breaking, placing cursor when clicking i...

I recommend three editors in the first tutorial. I want the user to be free to choose, not be forced to use an editor. Also, I'd have to pack a different editor for every OS, which would be a pain - Sorry, I think I'll stick to just pointing out that there's some cool free editors online.