I love LowRes NX so much, I have some suggestions/feedback about LowRes NX, and to make it available to other platforms:
1.) LowRes NX should be available for Android and Linux. Users who own a Linux PC and/or an Android phone/tablet should be able to create a game or animation on LowRes NX, considering the fact that I have never seen this app on the Google Play Store or Linux Marketplace, if you're a Linux user. (NOTE: I'm a Windows user, but I want Linux users to know that I support users of ANY Operating System for any computer, whether it's a Desktop or a laptop.)
2.) LowRes NX should have a built-in programming environment for macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android. Users, like myself, always use external programs to make games and animations for LowRes NX (i.e. Notepad/Text Editor (Windows/macOS), Notepad++, VS Code, Sublime Text, etc.) but unlike people who use external programs, I want to program games and animations in the app, instead of using a text editor to make a program.
3.) LowRes NX has a programming environment that is similar to BASIC (Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code). I programming with BASIC, but LowRes NX needs an additional programming language: Assembly (8088, 6502, x86, etc.), for three reasons:
- Assembly code runs faster than any BASIC programming language, and comparing Assembly with BASIC, it runs two or three times faster.
- Retro computer enthusiasts would want to make programs in assembly, considering that some game devs know or don't know how to program in Assembly, and
- LowRes NX users, who use BASIC to make programs, can learn assembly code through various types of media, including, but not limited to:
- Books
- Apps
- Online tutorials, and
- Digital archival sites (i.e. Internet Archive)
These are my suggestions for LowRes NX. I hope you can put it to good use, Inutilis Software.
One last thing: I like how well built LowRes NX is. The programs are good, games are amazing, and I love how I can make things in BASIC. Keep it up!