kuramayoko10

Congratulations to the whole team. I am positive that your goal will be achieved shortly.

I've made my pledge

The thing I love the most on programming is, like cited before, findind a solution to a bug after a sudden realization.

The thing I hate the most is useless/misleading error information.

A good place to post it is the Your Announcements section of GDnet.

Also, if you want to continue improving the game, want to make it open-source and want people to post bug reports, services like github to host your code and latest build is very important.

Don't worry if it is a beginner's project. It is good to start building your portfolio out of these simpler but personalized games.

It is always nice to find some reference on already built level editors.

I wrote my own level editor when I was starting game programming.

Because I always forgot some feature and I learned something new, I ended up reengineering the editor several times.

That was good to my learning, but if I had looked at something like Tiled before, maybe I would have learned some stuff faster.

The size is really too big.

And the font is not really the best imo.