+1, LÖVE is my favorite prototyping framework. It's fast as blazes to develop on.

From a brief look at the github, though, it looks like a custom 3D engine with VR capabilities. Still, it's not like Love2D's API is particularly complex to imitate. That's one of its major appeals.

I was writing one of these in C++ a little while ago, and I remember being impressed at how easy it was to integrate OpenVR with my random OpenGL application. I got to a simple 'stand behind a barrier and shoot box-zombies with the controllers acting as raycast pistols before I dropped the project...

Anyways, cool stuff! I love seeing more open-source work in low-level graphics, even with existing solutions. I was frustrated by the lack of resources to learn 3D graphics math/APIs, and stuff like this can only help.

Seems it's just inspired. Last I checked, LOVE used Bitbucket, and LOVR uses Github. Would be kinda strange to spread out your projects over multiple sites like that.

I really liked this framework. It was so well written and easy explained. I wished that there are more use cases of lua. But besides mpv i didn't find any usefull scenarios. And since i normally dont write any games at work, i had to drop lua sadly.