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It's adorable. You should use Flux and add some transition animations to their movement. It would probably take 5-10 minutes.

So what exactly is it?

Hello
I'm new to game development and löve and now I'm working on my first game. It's nothing special, just a simple pong rip off, but I'm trying to make it without looking at anything other than the löve and lua documentation. This is what I got so far.
Now I need to figure out how to make the ball and the enemy move.

https://youtu.be/ss0vrPkz3Nw

Well. Here is the latest Zabuyaki retro beat 'em up demo.
Testing the scene smooth zooming.

I am working on a platformer shooting game named Rambo Cat.
here is the progress:

Prototype of a top-down tank shooter:

I have a Rambo cat!
I have a tank shooter:
Uggh!
A cool game with Cat Rambo on tank ))

Cool games, guys!
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We have just 1 screenie.
Stifu has finished the 1st building on the BG.



more stuff is in the devblog in the signature ^__-

Trying to put together a level editor for my "Filler" game:

I'm experimenting with 0.11.0 queueable sources and sound synthesis. I'm currently out of ideas on what to do next. Code's here.

As my port of a roguelike-RPG is closer and closer to complete, I've started thinking of using similar principles (procedural generation, I mean) to make a 2d topdown city car racer.

I am however having trouble finding anything remotely resembling a racer on the forums or on the net. Most stuff seems to lack any sort of working AI. And while I know how to use A* and Djikstra, I am not sure how to combine them with physics needed for racing, I only used them for tile-based games.

A snake game with randomly generated levels. I'm doing it on my phone lol!