PyWeek - Path of the Rabit - feedback

Fun	Prod	Inno	Disq	N/W	Comments
1	1	1		yes	The archive didn't contain python code, just the windows executable and various things to go with that.
1	1	1	yes	yes	Where's the source?
2	3	2			Why did you need Chipmunk for this...? It is not just unnecessary, but makes it harder to move things around. The graphics are sweet.
3	3	3			I got so close to getting him to the end!!! Nooooo!!! :) Nice work.
3	3	3			A bit short.
1	1	1		yes	Chipmunk error on linux mint 13
1	2	2			I am on Linux. I had to run it through wine. And I am not sure it gave me full experience. Anyway, next time You should give us sources (I think rules requires sources -- not just executable). And I think I should disqualify You, but I can decompile some of pyc to py, so I will leave it at that. And no README.txt -- which is bad too.
1	1	1	yes		Failed to provide anything that looked like source code.
3	3	4			Overall nice game. It took me a few attempts to get the rabbit to the goal, so challenge was good. Sound effects would have been good to have.
1	1	1	yes		Did not run on target platform. No source, no README, no licensing info.
1	1	1		yes	It's not obvious what is required to run your game from source and there is no readme. Please follow the packaging guidelines next time.
1	1	1		yes	Looks like this was Windows only
2	2	2	yes		I managed to make this run using wine. However, this entry is disqualified because no source code was provided.
3	3	4			Neat idea, probably needed some more levels to present a challenge.
1	1	1		yes	I'm on Ubuntu and I can't figure out how to run your game. I don't see any source code, and the rules say you need to submit the source.
3	2	4			The concept of puzzles by indirect control is nice and original. But it could use some sound, better instructions on how to run in (honestly I wasn't expecting to run a .exe file on linux, especially since I had to set execution permissions before), and source? where is it?
2	4	4			nice graphic and concept but the game is not enough long to be fun.
2	2	3			Although I recognize this game was primarily created as a learning experience for you, having a few levels and perhaps some music or sound would have been really nice. I quite like the indirect control mechanic, and it could have been fleshed out into a pretty interesting game as opposed to the simplistic single-level game seen here.