We have been working hard all day to get this game into a GAME. Somehow it is all pulling together and I have moved from being afraid that we won't be able to submit anything to trying to figure out how much we can stuff into the game before the deadline.

Eeeek ... last minute scrabble to submit. Finished just about everything I wanted to do, missing a few final touches, and didn't get a chance to do extensive testing :( ... really hoping that it works ....

I've submitted my very first PyWeek entry at 2:08 PM (-4 GMT) on 10/11/2014 with about 5 hours 51 minutes to spare. I hope people like it :D

Version 1.4 makes one major change to Pacewar: instead of adding ships to the losing player, it takes away ships from the winning player, down to a minimum of 1. This has two effects: one, the game doesn't become slower as the game progresses (it becomes faster as the game progresses instead), and two, it gives more of an advantage to the losing team (which is very slight, but adds up). Version 1.4 is available here:

https://pyweek.org/media/dl/19/onpon4/pacewar-1.4.zip

And there's a version with low-quality music here:

https://pyweek.org/media/dl/19/onpon4/pacewar-1.4-lq.zip

I did not think I'd have time for pyweek this year, but I ended up with an afternoon to kill, so I decided to try to code a game completely on my smartphone. This is the result. The first version is the original file written on my phone. For the final I did a bit of bugfixing on a borrowed Mac. This is an oldstyle textbased RPG puzzle. Try commands untill you figure out what works. Try "help". If you are really stuck, the sourcecode should also help. Good luck...

The game, I must admit, is incredibly short. Still, it's pretty fun and there's a lot of potential with this project. Now I just have to get people to test it out, in case there's something I forgot.

We got our first submission. We could create a standalone executable using Pyinstaller.

• Source package
• Windows executable

We did not tell it sooner, but the source is also available on github.

After a long week of little activity(besides getting a working menu system) we are finally starting to get at the specific game mechanics. For example we now have a life reduction system as well as an ammo deduction system. Although we have not added a game over sequence yet(you will live forever) we will most definitely have it by the end of the day. Keys are now one of the main focuses of the game there are only ten but by collecting all of them you will be rewarded by a YOU WIN sequence(also not yet added). All and all...Almost Done!

I've managed to finish my mini-game. Really simple and really stupid. But You can win and You can loose. And winning or loosing depends on player's actions. So, it is a game. Yay!. I probably package and release it tomorrow. Unless I will find some time tonight. If I will -- I will try to polish it a little bit more. If not -- I will call it a end.

Source code: https://bitbucket.org/petraszd/pyweek-19-one-room-rpg

All the code is on github:
https://github.com/spadgenske/Fast-Food