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LOVE

2014 Fred Wood
LOVE
2014 Fred Wood
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About LOVE

LOVE is an action and adventure game developed and published by Fred Wood, released on 7 February 2014.

Love is a reductive platforming game with a retro aesthetic and a focus on a challenging difficulty. It has an custom respawn system, 16 levels, 12 track soundtrack, competitive scoring, and a simple-to-use level creation feature. The challenging levels are balanced with the inclusion of a simple yet unique respawn system wherein the player can leave a checkpoint at any location at any point, as long as they are on solid ground. Players have a number of gameplay modes to choose from, whether they want it easy, normal, or they want to try their hand at a mode designed specifically for Speed Running. Beyond the visual aesthetic, the challenging level design, and the abundance of features, there is the fantastic soundtrack composed by James Bennett, which brings the simple 3-color atmospheres to life.

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Is it worth it?

At €0.61 on Gamivo, that is about €0.30 per hour for a main story of about 2h.

€1.47 €0.61
Oct 2026
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How long does it take to beat LOVE?

Main story: 2h.

What platforms is LOVE available on?

LOVE is available on Ouya, PC, Windows Mixed Reality, Windows Phone, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch.

When was LOVE released?

LOVE was released on 7 February 2014, developed by Fred Wood.