So I was looking at my game, Throbbin' Headache,  and thinking,

 "I should do a deluxe version with small improvements, bug fixes and other corrections."

However, after looking, and starting the process of  tweaking  and  improving, I realised it was February already,  and  what  would  be better than a deluxe version of my fever dream game than a follow-up with a vaguely valentines theme?

Instructions

Robby and Roberta ( Yes,  there's two of them now! )  have  caught  the  Valentines  bug. But some nefarious individual has scattered love hearts all over the place. And there are angry cherubs everywhere! ( I bet  they're mad  because  they  lost  their  bows  and  arrows! )

Avoid the cherubs. Avoid the broken hearts. Collect all the good,  love  hearts.  Progress   to   the next  level.  There are 20 levels in all  and a few are more than a little dastardly!

Controls: Usual Joystick controls, but also 

O = Left, P = Right, M = Jump, H =Pause

Robby and Roberta can jump up high by pressing JUMP. 

They can jump far by pressing JUMP  +  LEFT  or  RIGHT. 

They will bounce off solid walls. They will pass through hollow platforms.

Collect all the hearts to open the door.

 Good luck!

Loading the game: You will need an emulator, or a way of loading .tap files into your Spectrum. Select the Tape File, if it doesn't automatically load, type LOAD "" ( J and then shift and PP for the quotes ) and hit enter. You might need to start the tape. If in doubt, refer to whichever instructions relate to whatever it is you're using.

Inspiration

Definitely elements of Manic Miner and similar platform games. Also the much maligned BombJack II and any collect-'em up. 

Credits
Game, graphics, loading screen,  music were all me.  But I did use some tools.   (and I might have been inspired a little by a certain Liverpudlian band from the 1960's with my tune... )

MPAGD by Jonathan Cauldwell,

Beepola by Chris Cowley (using Shiru's Tritone V2 Player)

ZX-Editor/ZX-Blockeditor/ZX-Paintbrush by Claus Jahn

Vortex Tracker II by S.V. Bulba

MPAGDMusicizer by David Saphier

This game supports ULA+ (but doesn't need it).