It's a game.

The engine was originally going to be written from scratch, but then I found LÖVE.

Since LÖVE is exactly what the original engine was going to be, but in C++, it is used instead of reinventing the wheel.

Remember to run git submodule init, git submodule update. 😉

The makefile is written so that make -j is safe.

Run make p3600.love.

Run make.

You can run make LUAJIT=cp to copy the lua files instead of compiling them. Compiling the files is recommended because the output is smaller.

Download a pre-built version from the releases page. Windows is not a valid development platform, so you will never have a reason to build from source anyway.

Everything else was taken? If someone thinks of a better name, let us know.

LÖVE uses a different save directory depending on whether or not it is fused. The save files should always be compatible, unless you are using a different version. (The changelog will explicitly state if a version uses a different save format.)