PyWeek - SkyBox - feedback

Nice game! It was fun trying to build a tower. At some point these pieces became crazy bouncy, I couldn't do much with them and everything just flew off the screen. :)

I think I can see what this is going for, and it feels like the idea has potential, but it's not complete here. The physics are fun, and a tetris idea with wobbly skyscrapers would be neat: I think it would really benefit from more shapes, and from textures on the blocks, so it's clear that they are skyscrapers. Then throw in some mechanics (angry citizens complaining if their houses are too wobbly, or if they fall over) and some scoring or other mechanic tied to that and it feels like it could be really cool. :) In the current state it seems like there's an ok core but without more depth to the scoring or game-over or something there it's too basic.

for a moment its fun to stack the blocks, but there doesn't seem to be and end (win or loose), just high score then?

It was a cool concept: I'm not sure if there is supposed to be a win condition? Good use of block phyics. When my tower fell down and the blocks kept piling on top they eventually formed a stable tower (that covered the whole game space): could be some sort of system for detecting if a black touches the ground to the left or right of the middle, then the game restarts and if you hit to top of the game space with you tower, you win? Cool idea for a game!

I like the idea of building something Tetris-style. I wasn't 100% sure what the objective was, since I couldn't make sense of the score. Those collision sound effects are pretty harsh.

The audio keeps clipping. I played the game and I think I just stack these blocks. I'm not sure if there anything else, but nice physics with the blocks.

The game was similar to Tetris with a twist. I liked the bounce physics that were put in place when the blocks hit each other. I'm not sure If I was missing anything on it as I was able to load the game without the virtual environment. It was a fairly simple game and fun. The only things I found any fault with was that I just collected points no matter where the blocks landed and the sound effects were a good touch, but a little scratchy, which is to be expected with "buildings crumbling". As I said, I don't know if I was missing anything since I was not in a virtual environment when I loaded the game, but overall was a nice little game.

Not really a game, since your score goes up even if you don't do anything. Can you even win/lose?

Amusing.

Couldn't get the venv to work as per the readme, but just running the game directly worked fine.