Our game is submitted. By MD5 but you'll be seeing it before long. But just to whet your appetites here's our complete feature list (and not a single word of a lie). Our game:

• Is an originally presented action RPG.
• Sports an array of 21 player weapons and 7 weapons only usable by enemies, couple with extensive modding system for endless variety
• Has approximately 40 types of enemy and 10 varied boss fights
• Provides an estimated 2-3 hours of gameplay including an extensive storyline (not including the optional challenge dungeon), supported by a powerful and flexible scripting system
• Is presented in 100% anti-aliased scalable vector graphics
• Implements saving and loading.
• Has an interactive tutorial!
• Has procedurally generated dungeon design.

We even found time to script multiple endings! Seriously, this has been a good PyWeek. We've been working down to the minute to get this all together, personally I really wanted to go back and make sure the interface wasn't going to break. I know there were lots of features and classic RPG elements we wanted to try and implement but didn't get round to. The entire optional challenge dungeon mentioned above, just to give you an example, was implemented in the last few hours.

We're not certain its bug free, so we recommend a saving policy. But when you play, I know you'll agree quite how clean and well paced this is. We are very pleased with our results, now we get to play it!

Here is a link to the readme we forgot to include:) Download entry/Readme

I emailed my md5 but 0f065840bff4b82b7ec2ad5e5b269e6b just in case. ;)

Download http://motherhamster.org/downloads/pyweek/pyweek-jazaian-robot-src.tar.gz

For our first time out, I am surprised at how much we got done! We plan on working on this project more and releasing a more complete version.
We came up with 2 MD5 hashes, so here are both!
via python script: d6fbbb1ece45e3eda62eeb65b68932cf
via md5summer: 2dff113c97e53540ecbb90fc8f80cb09
note: we are utterly confused as to how to submit our entry. Here is a link to a copy that we have submitted: Download Entry
please keep in mind that this is a VERY incomplete version. This week was fun, and we can't wait to attempt the challenge again next time!

Just in case, I leave this here for the record :)

59e12452ba20276ad6e3080bfdb4aba7 x25-1.0.zip

(I know I have to email, and I did. But you can never be too careful)

The python script says: 096902ba319989d8522d75369eb5d825 But the linux md5sum program says: 838642ade71e7f220b4ba7444c2eca04 SpaceRobodyssey.tar.gz for our pyweek submission

0334183ab22d11a5fb5fadf29faa282c

We're not too familiar with the whole MD5 thing, but if we run the command multiple times on the same file, we get a different string each time. Conversely, we ran the command on two DIFFERENT versions of the file (after changing a filename inside the zip) and got the same key. This has me a bit worried. Can anyone enlighten us?

Well, I made a hash of my final final upload (c50b973f867877127d1de3a8383879a8) and tried to upload that but only got a message that there had been an erroro and the administrator had been notified. Now I can't upload anything though the time is not quite up :(