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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 18 | Enemies as Weapons | Bug Them All! | compo | 8 |
Funny game, very well done!
The musics are nice (although the victory one is quickly annoying), the creatures are funny and all, but the keybindings are really annoying, the game is pretty unbalanced, and I had performance issues in all but the first place (however, I haven't a "real" 3D driver, that might be the only cause).
ExciteMike, thanks for the comment, I'll try to make a windows executable, but it seems overly complex, versus a simple "aptitude install python-sfml" ;)
ExciteMike, using the Windows build? If so, the traceback shouldn't be so helpful... If not, please send it!
Can you give some more details? I built it and tried it on my WinXP box without experiencing any issue.
Hm, I must say I don't have a clue about how it would run on Windows 7, or how 32b compatibility is done in Windows...
You can still try to launch it in a shell and show me the output?
Hm, seems cx_Freeze isn't that great, after all :/
stqn, the easiest way in your case is to use the "Source (Python)" package, provided that you have PySFML (package pysfml, for you) installed.
Thanks for the info!
There is only one sf.String used in the game, and that's for the game over text.
If I understand right, you've downloaded the python "source"?
If so, please try replacing "game_over = sf.String()" by "game_over = sf.String('')" in bugthemall/__init__.py.
About the "no stacktrace" thing, have you ran it in a terminal?
When you "planted", you mean, in the enemy (have you controlled the bug for some time?)?
Hm, for some reason, it aborts when two pixels hit each others, but it's one of the few game I've been able to play so far, I'm keeping an eye on this!
It's a simple, yet quite good game.
The extremly simple graphics render quite nicely, and the sound was ok too.
The gameplay was fun and quite addictive, although it is repetitive.