A 2D platformer game based on Community's Digital Estate Planning episode, built with the LÖVE engine.
Journey to the Center of Hawkthorne is a 2D platformer game based on Community's 'Digital Estate Planning' episode. It recreates the pixelated world from the show as an interactive experience, allowing players to explore environments and characters. The game is built using the LÖVE game engine and is available both as a web game and downloadable for multiple platforms.
Fans of Community who want to experience the Digital Estate Planning episode interactively, and developers interested in fan-made game projects built with LÖVE.
It provides an authentic, freely available recreation of a beloved TV episode's video game world, developed and maintained by an active fan community with open contribution guidelines.
Digital Estate Planning: The Game
Playable in web browsers or downloadable for macOS, Windows, and Linux, as stated in the README, making it easy for fans to access without platform barriers.
Development is community-driven with active discussion on /r/hawkthorne and contribution guidelines, fostering collaboration and ongoing updates.
Faithfully recreates environments and characters from Community's 'Digital Estate Planning' episode using licensed artwork and audio, capturing the show's aesthetic.
Getting started is straightforward with commands like `git clone` and `make run`, as per the README, lowering the barrier for contributors.
Artwork and audio files are under CC BY-NC 3.0, limiting commercial use and adaptation, which the README explicitly notes.
Built on LÖVE, a lightweight 2D engine, it may lack advanced features like 3D support or built-in networking compared to more robust engines.
The README encourages reporting issues, suggesting the game might have stability or polish issues typical of community-driven projects.
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Lua functions geared towards gamedev
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