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I loved teaching the dog how to code so much. And I had a good laugh when he got a job in programming and offered me some money. 5/5 full rating πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯. I made a little itch.io collection called "GEMS" of games I find in this game jam that I view as absolute gems, and this belongs there, so congrats πŸ’―πŸ’―. (ps, love2d is a tuff framework , I tried learning it a while ago as my first thing I make games with that I commit to, but I've been on and off with engines/frameworks forever trying to learn to code. I'm using pygame rn, and used it to make my first real game(that I submitted to this jam) but i definitely wanna try love2d more once I get more experienced with general programming stuffπŸ”₯)

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I'm glad you liked it, I appreciate all the kind words :)
I like Love2D a lot so I would recommend it if you're interested, I learnt it by following a tutorial online called "Game Programming Basics in Lua and Love2D" by Brook Miles and also if you own Balatro you can change balatro.exe to balatro.zip and then open it and look at all the source code which is quite useful for seeing what a proper, big Love2D game looks like.

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I've considered doing something like that, with dissecting a proper game. I don't own balatro but I've been considering getting it for a while. And I might get it also for that purpose. Thank you for the tip :)