PyWeek - Allefant - feedback

This was fun. I like the concept of the game. At some point I wanted them to get eaten because they kept getting stuck. :) I think I like it more with not too many of them anyway. The combination of graphics, sound, and music give the game a pretty fun feel.

I hate not to be able to run the source. Otherwise it was a fun short game.

Had a bit of trouble getting to run: Seg faulted for osx binary, and couldn’t get to run from source (returns straight away to the shell, no messages etc.). Eventually I got this to run on Windows binary, and was working well. Cool game with cute graphics. I found it quite hard to control, I didn't quite understand ho to guide the wizards properly.

Could not run on my mac (segmentation fault).

Can't get it to run either via source or the run.sh in the zip file. :-(

I tried to use the commands python, python3 and clicked on all the executable files but nothing worked. When I ran the commands, there is no output. I ran main.py. For the executables, I got this:
Segmentation fault: 11 ./main

I'm pretty bad at this game. Wish I could tell most of them to follow the leader, but I guess that's the challenge. I have no idea how to avoid wolves with a full group.

I liked the developing plot in the intro.

Quite an ambitious game. Points for novel game concept, but I feel like it could have been executed a bit better to make the controls more satisfying. Given more time to work on the game mechanics and presentation I think this could be a fun game, but as it stands it doesn't feel like more than a proof-of-concept.

I couldn't manage to run it from source, but it feels a bit harsh to disqualify you for that. Nonetheless, I can see how much effort went into this, so kudos for what you managed to achieve here.

Mac - main quit unexpectedly

2: 14838 Segmentation fault: 11 ./main
logout
Saving session...
...copying shared history...
...saving history...truncating history files...
...completed.

[Process completed]

This was surprisingly fun to play. Not all the wizards made it, but I call it poetical justice - the black mage got eaten by the dragon and the red one fallen into .. emm red stuff.

Clearly a lot of work was put into this game. Thank you for all the effort.

I feel like you probably spent a lot of time writing after-game dialog.

Doing 3d is always nice, productionwise. Putting a bunch of wolves right at the end was a good idea for ramping up tension and releasing it, but I do think the same concept would have hit even harder if the course had been half as long.

Cool gfx, silly premise, clever quips kept it going. I was sad the guys in the lead ran away and I couldn't keep both the slowpokes and the fastpokes on screen at the same pace. I guess that is part of the challenge, like herding goats. I got one to Finland. Congrats on FINNISH-ing your pyweek. Good show. :D

The Linux binary distribution is not compiled against my version of libc (I have 2.23, it requires 2.25).

The source apparently depends on Allegro, which I installed, but allegro.py didn't find it.