Ok, how should we proceed? Should i submit a bugreport? What's the right place to do so?

What's the best practice to determine hard- and software requirements for your game? For example, something like this: Minimum [*]OS:Windows 7/Windows 8 [*]Processor:Intel® Pentium® IV 2.4 GHz eller AMD 3500+ [*]Memory:2 GB RAM [*]Graphics:NVIDIA® GeForce 8800 or ATI Radeon® X1900, 512mb video memor...

:o Can you atleast leave the backdoor intact, if you sell it. Besieds, there can be additional reasons to precompile your code: Faster loading times (i guess) Hiding unfinished sourcecode Not confident enough, to show your sourcecode I read a few posts in the forum about precompiling the source code...

Update

• Added AppImages for easier acces on Linux. Game should be playable on Linux machines, even if a older version of Löve is installed.

Update Added a more generic description of the game. Added a Link to a video showing a walkthrough of the demo. Made the tutorial clearer, regarding pulling out the box in front of the elevator (Thanks to MadByte). Added Particle Animations Attached Builds for Windows and Mac for easier access.

It's honestly easier to code your own clones from scratch than steal someone else's code base and try to understand it.

I totally agree.

I should also mention that on linux it uses whatever your system provides, so if you have luajit 2.1.0-beta3 installed, it will use that. That's strange, because if i'm recalling right, i got an error on linux compiling with luajit and then running my love game. Maybe I mixed something up. Anyway, ...

Yeah 83 points, i need a cupcake now.

I noticed that the hitboxes seems to be a little bit too small on the right side of the food items.

MadByte wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 3:16 pm Really cool. But the tutorial need to be clearer, how do I pull out the box to reach the elevator?

It is described two steps before (press down and left at the same time). But i will add the description right before the elevator too. Thanks for your input!

LandR Demo A challenging puzzle platformer with an unique game play and unconventional control scheme. Move the two players independently, each with one hand. Find your way to the next level, improve your left and right hand coordination and help L and R to prepare their mission to the dark side of...