A shiba inu inspired take on Spy vs Spy, submitted for Mini Ludum Dare #49
So you'd like to do something with Doge vs Doge?
- You can get a binary release for Windows (x86, or x64) from the Releases page
- You can get the source and run it - be sure check the dependencies section below!
- You can use any of the source as licensed - check out the licensing section below!
The only thing you can't do is contribute to this project itself. See the contributions section below for details.
Doge vs Doge is semi-complete. I have a short roadmap of bugfixes and improvements, but that's it. And I can't say when they'll be done.
Binary Releases are available for Windows (x86 and x64) simply because I use Windows on a day-to-day basis.
The source can be used to run Doge vs Doge on any platform supported by the LÖVE Framework
The source provided here depends upon the LÖVE Framework, so you'll need to get that for your platform of choice.
It also requires an assets package, available under Releases. All assets are provided and used under license; license details are contained in the package.
If you use a binary release, neither the assets nor LÖVE are required.
All files provided here are the original work of Jonathan Couldridge, except the files within the lib folder.
Original files are copyright (c) 2015 Jonathan Couldridge and made available under the MIT License. Feel free to fork, clone, use, adapt, redistribute, sell, whatever my code, as long as the license details (in LICENSE.md) are retained.
All files within the lib folder are used under license (typically MIT). The license information for all non-original works is retained in the source.
This is super unlikely to ever matter, but just some further clarification, in case it ever does.
You may do whatever you want with the files in this source repository, as per the licenses detailed above.
However, the assets licenses aren't as free as the code licenses, and as such you need to fully investigate those licenses before you redistribute/modify/sell the assets individually, or as a package, including when packaged in a Doge vs Doge binary.
Notably, you can't sell the Binary Releases of Doge vs Doge, because some of the asset licenses don't allow it.
You could repackage the Doge vs Doge source, with the assets that permit commercial redistribution and new assets for those that don't, and then sell that.
I'm not accepting contributions to this repository, as it represents a personal project (the first version is a snapshot of my submission for Mini LD #49) with my own vision of fixes and improvements.
However, please feel free to use any of the content herein as permitted under license.