painful to choose, hard to imagine a game based on each theme - can i really code a game for Pyweek9 in a week? :|

First of all, thanks @Cosmologicon a lot, at http://pyweek.org/d/2708/#6071 , on asking me on posting a diary thread about my game entry, and telling me so many important issues to be fixed. Thanks again! :)
Everyone else, be welcome on trying and commenting it as well! Thanks!
(After starting, i only did just some few code cleaning, but after @Cosmologicon tips, i really need to fix it a lot on some key parts of the code, for making it a true playable game, with enough addictivity...)

Thanks @Cosmologicon, i fixed the code a bit - there is a small difference between playing or not playing the game - when you're static the game can last around 35 seconds, and when playing you can be over 70 seconds. - interesting would be where could i improve the code for addictive players lasting there for more than 200 seconds, but i didn't want to take the risk on making this game more boring for that...

Surelly there are still lots of fixes and improvements to be done - maybe this fix can be a small step on that direction...

Today i spent my time on trying to make some music for the game - so frustrating... - my idea were try to add some kind of .s3m module (made with ModPlugTracker on Wine) of jazz electric-bass solo (a bit like music from Jaco Pastorius or Victor Wooten), but the result of my tries really sucks... :( (sounding too hard, and lacking subtilities) - it's really hard to add some interesting atmosphere with a music doesn't annoy - i'm almost forgetting the idea on adding music or sound in that... :( - but anyway, my game submition were downloadable here since monday, be welcome commenting! :)