PyWeek - First pyweek! - feedback

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No instructions! I guess I have to stay in the shadow...

Challenging infinite runner

Liked the music

Didn't like that the game just started and there wasn't a reset/restart

Didn't really need shadows to work, but it's in there

Ok it works. It may be fun somewhere. But it is disappointing that unwinnable conditions happens sometimes.

Amazing. >:((((((( those people make me so angry. Anyways I am just joking because I like you you drew those people faces.

Practically unplayable. The game screen pops up largely off the screen and the game has reached the fail state by the time I drag it on screen. Could have really used a start screen and tutorial to make it playable. Also would have appreciated a requirements file.

While the game itself is pretty simple, I do like how it has a little bit of charm to it, also since the game itself didn't explain why the enemies are attacking the blue shirt guy, I like to think they're attacking him because they hate the color blue, just a random thought.

It was very confusing at first.

Decent small game, but not very innovative. The graphics and music were nice.

For the future: you should add a requirements.txt file with the packages you used (in this case, pygame zero) so that it's easier for people to run your game. :)

Once I learned what the idea behind the game was, I liked it! An interesting variation on the infinite runner. It starts out pretty hard. I wouldn't have minded a bit of ramp up in difficulty to get the hang of it. But I do like the pacing how you jump right into the gameplay. Good choice of music.

No restart button. Also really confusing on rules and how to play

The music choice is really fun! I don't quite understand how I am supposed to play though, I could not find anything in the documentation

pretty good concept, I will say the window was slightly offscreen when it opened, and I wasn't even given any time before the game started to adjust it. other than that, it was decently fun, and you introduced elements that add replay value. well done!