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(yes, thats a microphone and camera at the top, and yes, it connects to internet)

Today I made a very simple (but very fun) pong game in lua.
It is not done yet, but progress will be slow because I am mainly focusing on other projects.
Every 5 points, the paddle slides up, and the game speeds up



(the physics are pretty terrible because I really rushed them, hopefully later I will fix them up)

EDIT: press enter to restart, press tab to change colors, use 4 and 6 or left and right to move

Yes, a menu is planned, with selectable levels (each level will be about as long as the tutorial you played, so you will not be able to choose the exact screen)

As far as highscores, there will be a time-attack mode with highscores for each level.
(coins will be for unlocking new graphics modes ex: Winter, or characters, not for highscores)

Lives however, are not planned, as the idea is more to implement difficult puzzles that take time and thought, rather than trying not to die.

Im not sure yet for sure whether I want fluid cube motions, because the buttons on the numpad  do not respond to being held down, and the arrowKeys on most nspires dont work that well. If the square moved only a few pixesl at a time, I can imagine how annoying it would be to mash the 4 and 6 buttons, because as it is its annoying to move your square all the way across the screen.

As far as your opinion on JS1, a reworking of that is also planned, with a much better script, as well as some major changes to the gameplay. I hope you'll like it better

And thank you for your level storing suggestion, I will see about implementing that

Here is the tns for the tutorial of the game (it is still very early in, and most of the code will be rewritten)
It does work on 3.1
Let me know what you think!

@harold
The explanation I have  heard is that it approaches one without reaching it, like an asymptote on a graph, it will get infinitely close, but cannot equal the value of the asymptote. Im not saying that I completely believe it does not equal 1, but it does hurt my head to think it does

  that looks amazing already! Not perfect, but I cant wait to see the final result!