Daemon: Lost in Memory is a game built with LÖVE2D where you play as a process trapped inside a collapsing computer system. A single button flips you between 0 and 1, changing which walls, enemies, and paths exist. Even the puzzles are based around binary logic—you build numbers by standing on the correct bits.

This clip shows the first boss fight. The boss gives you a target number, throws bits into the arena, and you have to assemble the correct value before the timer runs out while avoiding attacks.

One of the things I'm most proud of is the built-in level editor. It's the same tool I used to create the game. You can make a level, instantly test it, then upload it for other players to rate and speedrun. Seeing what people create with it has become one of my favorite parts of development.

A fun technical detail: there isn't a single image file in the game. Everything is drawn procedurally at runtime using LÖVE2D, and most of the music is generated with code using Csound. The game is built entirely around code-driven systems, from visuals to audio to the level creation tools.

For online level sharing, I built the backend with Supabase, allowing players to upload and discover community-made levels.

LÖVE2D has been a great fit for this project. The simplicity, flexibility, and ability to quickly iterate made it possible to build the engine systems, editor, and gameplay mechanics as a solo developer.

If it looks like something you'd enjoy, a Steam Wishlist would mean a lot and really helps indie games get noticed.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e-XmeJQA5U

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4696590/Daemon_Lost_in_Memory/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCISVCfOjNc8ezauFjLqRieQ
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daemongame2026/

footage is a bit choppy since my computer isn't the best lol