final submission
CH1ck3n W1ng
Our game is Robot Supremacy ... a fast action-packed top-down scroller set on an icy wasteland. Your robots can run in formation. We even added a boss at the end.
Awards
Scores
Ratings (show detail)
Overall: 2.8
Fun: 2.7
Production: 2.8
Innovation: 2.9
Respondents: 12
Files
| File | Uploader | Date |
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Screenshot.jpg
final submission |
dodgyville | 2008/04/07 06:35 |
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RobotSupremacy_1.0.tar.gz
— final
final submission |
dodgyville | 2008/04/07 05:17 |
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posse01.png
First screenshot |
dodgyville | 2008/04/03 21:34 |
Diary Entries
middle aged men talking turkey
dodgyville on 2008-03-25 00:17
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Thursday and first screen shot
dodgyville on 2008-04-03 21:37
Well, after 12 hours of work we've got ... something interesting ... whether we'll have something good by the end is another question. We wanted robots, we wanted kick*ss guns, so robots + guns = robot tanks!
Completo
dodgyville on 2008-04-05 23:28
KTHNXBAI!
Finally final
dodgyville on 2008-04-07 05:17
This is our game! It looks nothing like the screen shot. SHARE AND ENJOY!
Postmortem
dodgyville on 2008-04-09 06:16
A colleague and myself sat down Monday after work and decided to make a game using pyglet. Neither of us had ever used the library before, and it probably shows in our code! I am seasoned veteran of pygame, and I doubt I will ever go back to pygame, as pyglet, despite it's rough edges, is already better. A third colleague joined us on Tuesday, and we had a few more hours on Thursday night to work on it. So we got a lot done for the very small amount of time we could spend on it.
Things I like about our game:
- it's "complete" (if basic and short), there's a full level from start to boss (it only takes about three minutes to play)
- the graphics - I think it is the best looking game in pyweek 6!
- it's expandability - it should be easy to add levels to make it a big, real, game. Especially a volcano/lava level
- the AI on the enemy tanks ... we were aiming for early 90s arcade adventure and I think the enemy tanks really capture that feeling.
What I don't like:
- We had to strip out a lot of ideas, including
* transforming your robots into tank and helicopter and battleship
* air strikes
* bridges + water
* NPCs items you could blow up (eg huts)
- the bugs - pyglet memory leak, the boss doesn't fire bullets from his other canons
- lack of menu + save + highscores (always the first things to go)
There we go, my postmortem on Robot Supremacy!
Things I like about our game:
- it's "complete" (if basic and short), there's a full level from start to boss (it only takes about three minutes to play)
- the graphics - I think it is the best looking game in pyweek 6!
- it's expandability - it should be easy to add levels to make it a big, real, game. Especially a volcano/lava level
- the AI on the enemy tanks ... we were aiming for early 90s arcade adventure and I think the enemy tanks really capture that feeling.
What I don't like:
- We had to strip out a lot of ideas, including
* transforming your robots into tank and helicopter and battleship
* air strikes
* bridges + water
* NPCs items you could blow up (eg huts)
- the bugs - pyglet memory leak, the boss doesn't fire bullets from his other canons
- lack of menu + save + highscores (always the first things to go)
There we go, my postmortem on Robot Supremacy!
Not in torrent :(
dodgyville on 2008-04-09 22:39
Our game is not in the torrent (we had an upload problem) ... so if you haven't played Robot Supremacy yet please download it separately!