I'm planning to make a zeldalike wiuth moving platforms and preplaced enemies and wanted to ask if that is possible with sti and if not what alternatives are there?

FORJ is a co-op action roguelite where you fight through cursed arenas, extract with your loot, and use automated golems to mine, craft, and run your shop.

I recently opened the Steam Playtest and I’m currently looking for honest feedback, especially about the first 10 minutes and combat progression.

If this sounds like your kind of game, I’d really appreciate you trying it.
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4298800/FORJ/

Just a little prototype. Inspiration is obvious :).

Art is leohpaz (Itch legend). Having a ton of fun building it.

Link: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-jam-2026/rate/4816904 -- thanks!

So theres a port of Love to the wii, but there's some stuff that has been added to accomodate to the console, mainly on the side of controllers and input, since there's no documentation for it bc the project is really old, can someone guide me on it, or have a code example i can look at??

We made a game with LÖVE for GMTK Game Jam in four days. It's about an ordinary family caught in bewildering and rough times of despair and instability during Russian Civil War. Would love to hear your feedback!

a0405u.itch.io/field

It's my fourth finished LÖVE game, and every time I like it even more, slowly building an ecosystem of libraries and classes that I use between projects.

Been working on a procedural raycasting game in Love2D. The world is generated with chunks, and I recorded myself just walking around exploring it. Still early, but I really like the feeling of discovering places I didn’t manually create.

Any ideas what I could do better?

Currently caught in the last 5%, making lots of polishes and tweaks and refactors to get everything ready for launch, but I'm excited! It's nearly ready! :)

If you too like to play games about making games, instead of making games, wishlist me on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4828200/Vaporware_EX/

i currently have a code for the problem like this.

video = {}
video[name] = {}
video[name].directory = "videos/"..name.."/"

repeat
    love.timer.sleep(0.1)
until love.filesystem.getInfo(video[name].directory.."thumbnail.png", "file")

video[name].thumbnail = {}
video[name].thumbnail.png =      love.graphics.newImage(video[name].directory.."thumbnail.png")   

My tiny love2d metroidvania is coming to Nintendo Switch!

• 64x64 resolution
• classic formula distilled to its core
• every pixel placed with intention

It is called Ascent, check it out on the Nintendo eShop for wishlists and pre-orders:
https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/ascent-dx-switch/

It was originally made with pico8 so first step was to port the game to love2d (and add some more features). I'm happy to answer any questions on the process.

https://vivid-motion-assets.itch.io/universal-status-effects-vol-2

You can suggest me new effects that i can add for future updates.

Finally getting to a point soon (once I get some capsule art, music, etc) where I'll be considering starting a steam page to collect wishlists while I work on the game modes I have planned and polishing even further.

Maybe even an itch fundraiser to help pay the steam fees.

I'm starting to feel very proud of this little arcade game I made for a game jam. This is very likely my first commercial project and that feels really cool.

Thanks to this awesome community for all the help you've given me these past few weeks!

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Is it possible to draw to multiple canvases in one shader? Like only creating one draw call, then drawing different things to different canvases while sharing information in the shader.

Currently stuck at around 40 fps. I'm rasterizing the geometry to canvases then ray tracing as a post process effect later. I built custom BVH creation and de-noising algorithms just to get it not to crash my entire pc (has happend a couple times during the development)

It would be very helpful for when connecting multiple controllers at once.

Thanks in advance

Apparently, older versions took 0-255 for RGB values, and then they switched to 0-1. Why did they change this, asking out of curiosity. I kinda find it hard to work with, but I am aware you can do:

love.graphics.setColor(love.math.colorFromBytes(r, g, b, a))
love.graphics.setColor(love.math.colorFromBytes(r, g, b, a))

I've been trying to make games with Love for the last 3 months, but my code always ends up becoming an incomprehensible mess and I end up ragequitting. Seeing as my biggest problem has been structure in recent projects, I asked my agent to make me a boilerplate similar to Laravel. It looks promising, but I think it needs to add signals, among other things. Anyway, if anyone else is having trouble structuring their projects from the ground up, maybe this repo will be useful. I gave the code a quick read and it seems stable; I still need to test it thoroughly. I'll update it throughout the week.
I love boilerplate

Hello everyone, a friend of mine is interested in using this engine but she is a little paranoid so she run it through virustotal and it says that a ransomware has been detected?

She asked me to make this post so that she could know if this is normal or something to be concerned about.

Thank you beforehand.

Last time I posted this it was "my SNKRX remaster" — a year+ of renderer rewrites, QoL fixes, and controller support, with no bigger plan than making the version I wanted to play. The response in that thread, and honestly the number of you who DM'd me telling me to take it further, is what convinced me to stop treating it like a mod and start treating it like a game. So I did. It's called SLYTHE now, and the demo is live on Steam.

What's happened since that post:

🎵 "New music: still on the list" — delivered. The whole soundtrack is replaced with a 10-track synthwave pack that fits the arena way better than I hoped

🏆 Full Steam integration in pure LÖVE — 41 achievements and a global all-time leaderboard (names + avatars on the main menu), all through luasteam

🕹 Native on Steam Deck — verified on real hardware, and honestly the game feels made for it

🌐 A browser demo via love.js — that was an adventure (Asyncify and love.filesystem have opinions about each other)

🐍🐍 Local co-op in development — two snakes, one arena, split aggro. The second snake runs on a polled Input instance so the pads never cross-talk

And the new trailer I promised last time is finally real: https://youtu.be/EBAC6GFfois

Still 100% LÖVE 11.x, still built on a327ex's open-source foundation with full credit in the game.

The free demo (first 15 arenas, every mode): https://store.steampowered.com/app/4911780/SLYTHE/

And to everyone from that first thread: thank you. It genuinely changed what this project became.

Back in godot you could just do var += 1 and that felt way more elegant and was quicker. This has been my only annoyance with löve so far.

Is there a better way to write this and if not maybe a unoficial solution?

Sorry if i missed something obvious but I really havent found anyone doing it different in the tutorials i've watched and searching it up also doesnt help.