well, 8 o'clock yesterday morning, I get the theme 'two world'. It is not my favoriate theme :) But I put it for my second choice, just because I like this word. I have two sons, and they are two world in my reality. And in fact, I have no idea about the game itself, I do not have much time this time, my little son is only 3+ month, I have to take care of him when I get home, and I do not want to miss pyweek, so maybe I take an easy game as my entry.

I have an idea is about bi-tetris, the screen is divided into two part, both of them is a single tetris game, but the player control both of them at the same time. then I add some fun elements in it.

I still use kivy this time, it is more efficient than pygame. And of course that means I have to leave one day to package my game :)

Hope everything goes well :)  

well, I think maybe I have already finish my pyweek :) Currently, I have done what I want, creat a bi-tetris game, left one with odd falling piece, but when the piece stop, become normal. left one with normal falling piece, but when stop, change to odd shape. My initial throught is alternatively masking the left and right screen. but someone already have that idea. Then I change it, I want to switch the piece between screen, but I found there is some problems,say, how to do the swap operation? double tap? or just use left/right control the swapping. and during the test, I found I can not focus my concentration between the two screen. So I finally get a idea, if left screen clear the lines, the right screen get a punishment, it would grow lines. that is also how two-player vs tetris plays :)

Anyway, I found the philosophy is in my game, you can not do two things well at one time. :)

OK, Maybe I should get back to my work, the left days just do some minor changes and package it :) Pyweek is good, while life is hard :)

My code (need kivy)

With help of mauve, I finally uploaded my entry file. Fellows, close up! ahahahahahaha :)