PyWeek - Latitude 3

Save your surroundings from being consumed by city.
This is a solo entry by kent_turbo.

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Ratings (show detail)
Fun: 2.8
Production: 2.9
Innovation: 3.1
5% respondents marked the game as not working.
Respondents: 17
Files: Uploader Date
green-1.0.5.zipfinal 1.20 Mbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/03 13:26
green-1.0.4.zipfinal 1.20 Mbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 23:58
green-1.0.3.zipfinal 1.20 Mbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 23:56
green-1.0.2.zipfinal 1.20 Mbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 23:47
green-1.0.1.zipfinal 1.20 Mbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 23:32
green-1.0.zipfinal 1.20 Mbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 23:27
day6.png 23.62 Kbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 21:49
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green-0.9.zipfinal 668.43 Kbytes kent_turbo 2009/05/02 21:47
day2.jpg 42.63 Kbytes kent_turbo 2009/04/29 00:41
Day 3 ended

Sunday 03 May, 2009

[ kent_turbo @ 00:05 ] Green 1.0.4 - final submission

I can't believe this, but I actually managed to put together a complete game, with graphics, music and sound effects. There are still some minor scoring bugs, which I discovered at the last minute, but the game is playable nonetheless. If you think it's too easy, you can tweak some parameters inside game.GameParameters class.

Saturday 02 May, 2009

[ kent_turbo @ 21:48 ] OMG

Just uploaded pre-final release, without sound effects and music, just in case.

Wednesday 29 April, 2009

[ kent_turbo @ 00:55 ] Day 3 ended

Okay, almost half of the challenge is behind, time to check what's done.

The engine is almost ready, which leaves me with plenty time to work on the actual gameplay. The goal is to preserve natural land, which you used to consider yours since childhood, from the clutches of expanding city, somewhat sim-city like.

The graphics this time is of least priority, because it is not as important as the game itself, and requirements can change as concept is polished in the process.