A very interesting mechanic. I think that with some more polish (especially in the controls department; they get a bit tiresome) this could get really good. I love puzzle + story games. By the way, before I even read your blog posts, ten seconds into the game's intro I thought "damn, this has a...

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I've recently discovered at my new programming day job that I'm extremely time-efficient and productive when I know someone is depending on me or has high expectations of me. Strangely enough, just by realizing that I've found myself to be more productive when going solo. My advice is to find out th...

Here is some reading on the subject in case you want to try to go further. Don't be scared by the terminology, it's very simple concepts.
http://buildnewgames.com/broad-phase-co ... detection/

How does this compare to the Pi 2? Looks like it has better CPU for the same price.

I totally ninja'd you

In love.load you are loading your image into the "player" table, which means it no longer has the attributes you defined on the first line.
Edit:
Should be

Is it supposed to render like this?

The GC will collect a table and all its elements if the table is no longer referenced. I think that's what you mean but you phrased it strangley because the table in your example is not "A", tables are anonymous, A itself is a reference to the table. So you need to nil A itself before the...

Instead of creating a separate thread I will ask a very related question here. Imagine I have something like this: A = {B, C, D, a, b, c} B, C and D being tables themselves and a, b and c being strings and numbers, all of them only referenced by A. Will the garbage collector correctly get rid of the...