Looks nice. The problem is, while a high-quality freeware game like mari0 does mean that LÖVE does meet the minimum feature set you'd need for a game, it doesn

Looks nice. The problem is, while a high-quality freeware game like mari0 does mean that LÖVE does meet the minimum feature set you'd need for a game, it doesn't mean it has the tools or widgets or features you'd need in a commercial game. For example, does the game render and perform well on all target platforms? For a freeware game, if it doesn't work on some video card, so what. For a commercial game, it means support headaches, lost revenues, and bad reviews and/or user comments. For more examples, see this thread: http://www.reddit.com/r/love2d/comments/q0oc1/where_has_love2d_been_used/c3vhc3f?context=2 http://www.reddit.com/r/love2d/comments/q0oc1/where_has_love...