The image may be too big. Maybe try if a 32x32 or 16x16 image works. What OS are you using?

Are you using PowerShell? That command is for cmd.exe, not PowerShell.

Port forwarding does nothing within a local network - it's only for connections from the outside, so that's not the problem. I think setpeername() should take the address you want to connect to and setsockname() should take "*". (My socket knowledge is a little bit rusty.)

Fun little toy.

You'll have to kickstart the particles. Do something like this in love.load:

I don't know if linters can help with misspelled table fields specifically, but it'd be easy to write a script that looks for similar identifiers that have different letter cases (i.e. mainUi vs. mainUI) across the files in the project. You're saying you've used compiled languages. I would actually ...

Welcome to the forums! This is the curse of high-level languages like Lua. You can use a Lua linter to catch some errors (this is probably what you're looking for) but other errors can only be found when running and testing the program. You simply have to be more diligent when typing compared to oth...

No, the randomness is fine. I meant the mechanics. Rogue-likes love to punishing the player for everything, but a puzzle game would just let the player change their mind about a choice and try a different strategy so they eventually can reach the solution of the situation. I liked the strategy part ...

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Sun Mar 08, 2020 5:08 pm

I found this to be more intuitive than the others

I'm glad you think so.

Pretty cool little game. I did find myself wanting to undo a turn or two several times. I think the game would be better if is was a bit more puzzle-like rather than "rogue-like".