It's doable! Love2D game about:

• An old man chases kids off his yard and dodges obstacles( lawn mowers, falling power cords, dogs, frisbees, etc.)
• 2D ship game( theres a ship sprite generator on itch)
• Quick draw game ( Cowboy Duel, Ninja Duel, Flamethrower Duel)
• Cooking game ( grab materials and provide to the chef)
• Non Scrolling Paper Boy ( every time the player makes it to the other side the game loads a new level)

No problem. I'm almost done with something that could pass as a game, but realistically, I still have enough on my plate to warrant an entire second entry. ;)

It's really just a question of how "fluid" you are with the tools you use.

Edit: Also, if you're the Alan Pope, I think you are - then maybe I should ask you for advice. ;)

I had that same reasoning attempting to learn Godot through this Jam. Unfortunately that was too big of a challenge for me. :P

Hearing Love2D being brought up a bit around here, is it easier to learn than Godot for someone who's new to UI/physics programming?