PyWeek - Team Maple - feedback

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it was not clear to me why I could move on the water and how to sail away (I figured it out after I collected everything).

finished game in 119.
The game is about fighting controlls not about game mechanics.

Good, simple design. I think having a set of levels with specific goals would have helped motivate me to get better at it. As it is, luck is far more important than strategy for getting a good time. Still, it was fun to try a few times. My best time was 15.9.

Thanks for the game!

When I started it, I got the message `WARNING: You do not have the correct dependencies installed. Please ensure that you have not made changes to the file structure, then try again.`. In my case it was because pygame doesn't fully support mp3:
When I *did* make changes to the structure, and converted the mp3 to ogg according as the docs (https://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/music.html) suggest, it started up.

Pretty short but sweet game. It was intuitive as to what had to be done. I love it how you can recharge your hunger bar by just sitting around, like you are sitting dreaming of food and you don't feel hungry anymore ;)

Aside of the items not well distributed on the map (sometimes a lot of them spawn in the sea which looks kinda odd), the gameplay is also quite limited.

Nice sound track. The game itself felt pretty unclear. I was only able to figure out what things did by interacting with them, then I ran out of food. If you're going to debuf speed that much you might as well throw the player out of the game

Had to edit a bit to get it to work, but otherwise functional. Avoid forcing full screen in the future and "import path" is incorrect.

Your entry did not consider the possibility of the user having a multi monitor setup (with different screen resolution). I had to modify some of the code to at least make it somewhat playable.

I couldn't see the hunger bar, so it wasn't clear at all why the character got slowed down (only found out why, after some more digging through the code).

I liked the idea of the game. I wasn't too fun though. If there were more strategic aspects (maybe moving sharks) it would have been more challenge and fun.
My only issue with this game is that whenever I walked into the water or used the mountain, the game would get really laggy.

Took a bit of fiddling to get it to run. I had to install Pygame from my system's package manager to get this to work.

When I started the game, it spanned all 3 of my monitors and... That was disorienting to say the least! I had to tweak the source code to launch it into windowed mode.

I enjoyed the tutorial when the game started up.

Unfortunately, that's where the fun stopped for me. I wasn't able to pick up items.

The background music was a nice touch though!