riqGuess the video game and/or the name of this character ?
Εukasz LangaI took part in #PyWeek 39 over the weekend and made a game in #PyScript. It's a single-tap rhythm game. Should work on any desktop browser and most new phones. It was a fun challenge to make a game where the realtime music sync is so important. You want to let people tap a little too late and still have the game allow it. You want it to be playable with Bluetooth headphones and keyboards that add a lot of latency.
I took part in #PyWeek this year and managed to make a simple 3D game with #PyScript and #ThreeJS.
This technology is quite something, it runs at 120 FPS in Chrome at 4K... while the game logic is in #Python.
I wrote a few words on my experience here: https://pyweek.org/d/7804/
Professor CodeThe good news is that most of the reviews said the concept of the game itself and my take on the theme 'The Red Planet' was interesting.
Although, the control scheme I chose is one thing that probably needs to changed. I thought it made sense but it seems that not many people liked it.
The results for my #PyWeek entry are out now. (I am ranked at #7 for individual entries.) I didn't really do too well. I am still trying to figure out why the game crashes on some systems. π
https://pyweek.org/e/ProfessorCode34/ratings/
Just found out that I won an award for my PyWeek 34 entry. It's a little shabby so I was quite surprised. π Anyway, looking forward to what the judges have to say about it.
For anyone who is interested, please check out my latest PyWeek entry for which the theme was 'The Red Planet'.
https://pyweek.org/e/ProfessorCode34/
I ran into a couple of issues, which I have highlighted there, but I would still appreciate any feedback I can get.
You can also see my previous entry for the last PyWeek.
FireclawJust finished up my #pyweek project for this years pyweek 34. It became an idle clicker with a little twist.
The gamejam still runs till Sunday, Sep. 10. Afterward playing and judging will take place.
Have a look at the jam and all its entries over here:
https://pyweek.org/34/
Davy MitchellBeen going through some of my old Pyweek entries. Been fun revisiting even the unfinished ones. Think I will stick to using primitives to draw graphics rather than bitmaps. It gives that proper magazine type-in look. Here's a lifeform from a 2019 entry. #pyweek