I have a starting screen and an ending screen. That's enough for me; I'm calling it done! I didn't get to add the last plot bit that I wanted, so there's a useless building in the game (warhead). Oh well.

I guess I'm done "packaging" it, whatever that means. I just renamed my main file to main.py and copied over the run_game.py file. I hope that's good enough. I wound up having to go without sound, and I don't use too many weird features, so I'm hoping it'll work just fine on Windows and Mac, even though I can't test it. (I realized at the last minute that most Mac users can't right-click, so I added a keyboard shortcut just for them.) :-D

This game makes very heavy use of alpha filtering. I imagine it would be unplayable without that feature.... But most systems should support that, right?

You can download it here for now. And just because everyone else is doing it:
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• entry: losersjuegos
• username: hugoruscitti
• filename: irobotgame-0.7.tar.gz
• md5: 53d2b16c79095e35bc6cba087311a2df

I didn't finish my gameplay, let alone my graphics, but I'm still quite content. Given that I moved and all the other disturbances, I'm quite pleased that I found enough time to put together the basics of a game. I'll go ahead and continue to polish it up (I'm going to use it as an internal demo to a C-level exec at work next week), so being able to participate in PyWeek is pure gravy.

Thanks for running PyWeek Richard! I've pulled out before, so this time I stayed in to the end. I've been uninspired to code for a long time, so this also serves as a little boost pushing me toward recreational hacking again. :-)

See you all for PyWeek 7!