When I read that you had used ripped graphics and lifted music from other games, my expectations were quite low. I thought it would just be some 5 minute hack-job. But I was pleasantly surprised. This was solid, and I think you could make something cool out of it. I played it to the end, and thought...

The Löve wiki is good. People also recommend the PIL for learning Lua (Lua is not an acronym. It's a word, meaning "moon" in Portuguese.)

coffee wrote:REMEMBER! No more swaps of deals! You have more or less 1h30 till ALL black friday deals gone!

It says I have about 22.5 hours left.

Dragging a folder onto an excecutable sounds wierd. Really? Actually T-Bone It's what I do when coding LOVE in OSX. It's the fastest way for me to execute it ;) That sounds horrible. I just have a terminal open and press up followed by enter to run the last command, which in this case would be: lov...

If you don't already have them, get GTA IV and Knights of the Old Republic. Both great games!

KotOR is a bit buggy on Windows 7, though, so beware.

Sounds like you should read this.

What do you mean? Lua files are just regular text files.

On the subject of open source. Just because you make the source available to study, that doesn't mean the game itself is open source. You could print it out and give away copies in the street, and it'd still be closed source unless you explicitly gave it an open source license.

New set of games available now. The only ones that really stand out to me are VVVVVV and Monkey Island. L.A. Noire is also a good game, but I'm not sure if it's long enough to warrant the $25.

If you haven't played Mass Effect 1 & 2 yet, get them now! They're some of my favorite games ever.