Thanks for the comment and the support, I hope you like the game! The game is built with Unity, so on that side of things, a mobile port is pretty straightforw

Thanks for the comment and the support, I hope you like the game! The game is built with Unity, so on that side of things, a mobile port is pretty straightforward. There are some challenges though. - Performance: The game uses physics simulation pretty heavily, with the ragdolls, ice cubes, and that sort of thing, which might take some rethinking to hit a mobile CPU budget. And while our graphics aren't that intense, they weren't built with a mobile GPU in mind, and would also likely take some work. - Controls: Life Goes On doesn't require very much precision platforming, but the levels are designed for a player at a keyboard, or with a controller. We don't know how well this would transition to touch controls. - Market: The biggest challenge for a game on mobile is finding an audience, and standing out from the crowd. Though if we can build enough fans on the PC, then we might have this hurdle overcome.