Wenemies is as finished as it will ever be in this compo.\u00a0 Perhaps later, when I have more time and less Carpal Tunnel, I will update it.<\/p>\n
View the Entry Page<\/a>, watch a short gameplay video<\/a>, visit the project’s spartan Website<\/a>, or watch the Time-Lapse Video<\/a>.<\/p>\n Evaluation: The idea for the game shaped up during the course of programming.\u00a0 I had wanted to spend an entire night just thinking about the concept, then come up with a better game; my restlessness however took over, and I began coding almost immediately.\u00a0 I’m certain the simpleness of the concept shows this.\u00a0 I also had a long day of fighting<\/a> in the mix, so my time was limited, especially as I was out of shape and therefore unable to continue that night.\u00a0 In the future, I must clear my weekend entirely.\u00a0 Pygame<\/a> was a pleasure to work with, especially for a 2-d game such as this, and I will either expand my skills on this for the next compo, or attempt an understanding of Ruby or Scheme.\u00a0 Learning packaging was non-trivial, but necessary, and I have a Windows version available as a result.\u00a0 All in all, I did okay—I could have done better, but I did complete something.<\/p>","time":"August 22nd, 2010 4:43 pm","title":"Wenemies Entrant Version"}