Not directly game dev but about teaching game dev principles; hope it's ok to post: I am writing a presentation system using #love2d to create videos on game dev topics (so far mostly math, but other topics will follow). Pretty happy with today's result.
Next up
Trying to come up with the UI for a turn based combat system, replacing the dexterity game I initially had in mind as the UX on device doesn't work so well. The challenge: The UI must fit on the 128x128 screen.
I added the ability to embed sprites in texts and am now working on implementing the actions for the gameplay.
Game is running at 20fps on the device, a good improvement from the 6fps I started at. I focused on the graphics rendering for start, but there are other areas that I want to look into next.
The Cryptmaster Anniversary Update is here!
@akuparagames 
saw that players loved the in-universe card minigame "Whatever." So for this update, they've put more effort to make it its own Roguelike game mode!
Try the FREE DEMO: https://bit.ly/CryptmasterSteam
Did you know that #raylib comes with an integrated mod music player? I for sure didn't until I stumbled over it. Besides that, this is a demo how I work on my game: start, compile, edit files, recompile. Super quick and simple!
The Button Effect – @Frycandle 
's minimalist first-person puzzler inspired by The Witness, The Talos Principle and The Beginner's Guide, is coming to Steam!
Play the demo and wishlist the game now: https://bit.ly/thebuttoneffect
Triggering attack animations. It's still missing so much though 🥲
After lots of back and forth, I managed to optimize my tree rendering code so that it runs with >30fps on device. 
Yesterday I ported my WIP game to the browser! It's now runable on 3 platforms: Windows desktop, browser and the Thumby Color.
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