First 2 days was just some brainstorming, creating design document as well as updating PyGame/PyCharm to one of the latest versions. I'm also trying out Krita as a paint software for creating pixel art assets throughout pyweek.

More stuff to show later on.

All I can think of for this PyWeek jam is fishing...

Looking back at the last several days I may not have spent as much time on this project as I would've liked, However the size and scope of this game made it easier to finish than most other projects I've worked on in the past. Of course there are gaps that need to be addressed and some extra things I wanted to implement but never got around to.

That being said I'm going to work on finishing this project in its entirety and post it on itch.io when it is ready.

Best wishes to everyone and congratulations to all who have managed to submit their projects. I'll play them all when I am able.

 :)

https://github.com/XPhantasma/Phantasma-s-Downstream-Fishing

Apologies for the lack of source code upload. Was rushing to upload and I thought the distribution folder had the source code included. :(

Note: As this was created in PyCharm I had to cut the (venv) folder in order to upload due to the excessive space it contains and the max Github can do is 25MB. If you have PyCharm you may need to make adjustments for it to run the game from the IDE.

P.S. It may not be compatible for non-windows users.

Thank you for Mit-Mit and Speedlimit35 for bringing this to my attention. This was a major oversight on my part.