The game so far, functional but ugly.
Fount of Untapped Ideas
In the beginning, there was space. Next came robots. Then, the robots
lost all the F2 keys off their keyboards! Now, it's up to you to help
them find their lost keys. Program them using the commands, although their
memory banks can only hold so many commands. Go through the tutorial for
information on how to play, and if you have any better idea of exactly
what is happening in this game, go ahead and substitute your own reality.
Awards
Scores
Ratings (show detail)
Overall: 2.6
Fun: 2.3
Production: 2.7
Innovation: 2.8
Respondents: 12
Files
| File | Uploader | Date |
|---|---|---|
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SpaceRobodyssey.tar.gz
— final
final entry |
MattS | 2008/04/06 03:21 |
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Robots.png
The game so far, functional but ugly. |
MattS | 2008/04/05 16:11 |
Diary Entries
First Diary Entry (on thursday)
MattS on 2008-04-03 09:08
We haven't written much so far but we have made some progress. We have designed the game and worked out a lot of the implementation.
Still going
MattS on 2008-04-05 16:00
We have just added some particle stuff, and we are on the way to fixing the interface and adding polish. We have levels, 3D but no sound. I will post a screenshot in a little while.
MD5Sum
MattS on 2008-04-05 23:58
The python script says: 096902ba319989d8522d75369eb5d825
But the linux md5sum program says:
838642ade71e7f220b4ba7444c2eca04 SpaceRobodyssey.tar.gz
for our pyweek submission
Final glitch at the last minute
MattS on 2008-04-06 00:07
We were not able to submit the gzipped file but hopefully the md5sum and hash got through on time to validate our submission.
Also I must apolagise to one of our team members, I quoted his name Andy Beany in the doc file when it should be Andy Borrell, sorry for the mixup.
Version available on the web
MattS on 2008-04-06 00:16
We have made our submission version available on the web if anyone wants to look:
http://www.fakepants.com/SpaceRobodyssey.tar.gz
http://www.fakepants.com/SpaceRobodyssey.tar.gz