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Seems like the sort of beloved project with solo maintainer that could go open source in the future. I wonder if there is a common approach to allow this to happen like open source foundation working with him plus community fundraising. I'd support such an effort with 10x the amount I paid for the product.

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A very similar open source project, Tic-80[0], already exists. It has tools for sprite generation and music creation. It also supports Lua, in addition to Fennel (natively), JS, Wren, and Moonscript.

[0] https://tic80.com/

(micro)Python support is on the way, check their github.

I could not get tic-80 games to work on my phone chrome browser. Does it work with mobile devices?

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