PyWeek - The Over Engineers - feedback

Fun	Prod	Inno	N/W	Comments
1	1	1		ehhhh, nothing special
1	1	1	yes	C:\Users\Expert\Downloads\pyweek\a-patchwork-orange1\a-patchwork-orange1>py -3.6 run_game.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "run_game.py", line 1, in import patchworkorange File "C:\Users\Expert\Downloads\pyweek\a-patchwork-orange1\a-patchwork-orange1\patchworkorange\__init__.py", line 10, in from patchworkorange.core.minigamemanager import MinigameRegistry, MinigameManager File "C:\Users\Expert\Downloads\pyweek\a-patchwork-orange1\a-patchwork-orange1\patchworkorange\core\minigamemanager.py", line 4, in from patchworkorange.core.adventuregraph import PreRequisiteList File "C:\Users\Expert\Downloads\pyweek\a-patchwork-orange1\a-patchwork-orange1\patchworkorange\core\adventuregraph.py", line 1, in import yaml ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'yaml' C:\Users\Expert\Downloads\pyweek\a-patchwork-orange1\a-patchwork-orange1>pip install pyYAML Requirement already satisfied: pyYAML in c:\program files (x86)\python35\lib\site-packages (3.12)
4	4	3		two bugs: a wrong image format (jpeg instead of png) and a UnboundLocalError: local variable 'WINDOW_SIZE' referenced before assignment other than that, it was well done.
4	3	4		What a tour de force. I had trouble getting it going, but it was worth the effort. I had to figure out it needed pyyaml, and install it. Then I had to manually download animation (didn't have git) and install it. But apparently that was part of the game! I had to prove my stuff by breaking in! :) Then I ran into a bug and it crashed. Missing modernoffice.png. But I saw modernoffice.jpg is there, so I hunted down the references and fixed them to use the jpg. Then I ran into another bug and it crashed. File "C:\cygwin64\home\bw\dev\python\download\competitions\pyweek25\^py3\a-pat self.screen.blit(ic_sfc, (WINDOW_SIZE[0]//2 - ic_sfc.get_width()//2, UnboundLocalError: local variable 'WINDOW_SIZE' referenced before assignment Well, I could experiment with window sizes, but my progress was lost. Seeing I had a lot to steps to retrace, and no assurance my kludge window size would work, I decided I had seen enough to score it. Although I would still like to see the ending! As I see it, lots of culture and period references to chuckle over, and retro minigames to conquer. You guys did your research, or you're showing your age! :) This was a fun ride. I'm fairly impressed by all those minigames. Thanks, guys.
3	3	4		Well, I'm not very attracted to the game but the game still looks pretty nice. Btw cool dude
2	2	1		It must be fun if you never saw classic games before. Got multiple crashes when playing.
1	1	1	yes	Kept crashing due to missing assets. :-(
2	3	3		I got it working by cloning Github, but still encountered many reproducible crashes. The style and setting here is fun, but there wasn't really any challenge in the minigames.
1	1	1	yes	pygame.error: Couldn't open C:\Users\******\pyweek entries\a-patchwork-orange1\patchworkorange\assets\images\modernoffice.png It looks like the file was supposed to be modernoffice.jpg
1	1	1	yes	'import animation' error.
2	3	3		I got an error “couldn’t find modernoffice.png” so I converted modernoffice.jpg to png and seemed to work. Was kind of fun for a while, but then I got stuck in the maze: it seems like the distance the character moves with each step doesn’t match the size of the holes to get through, so you get stuck and can’t progress any further. I kept trying for about five minutes to get through one of the holes and then gave up.
1	1	1	yes	Looks like the game is importing something that does not exist.
1	3	3	yes	At first, I couldn't pass first event of game which is go to work. Showed error: pygame.error: Couldn't open /a-patchwork-orange1/patchworkorange/assets/images/modernoffice.png But after downloading it from GitHub, it worked until the maze section. It was extremely hard to move and I could not move the square into the holes. After I finally passed that part, it went back to the map and it crashed. Here is what it said: "libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile INFO:orthographic:scrolling too quickly. redraw forced WARNING:orthographic:pyscroll buffer redraw"