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Tit for tat. How does that sound?

eugman — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 01:33:35 +0000

Ok, there are soo many entries. Here is my pledge: I will try to rate,at minimum, as many games as I get ratings. So right now I’ve been rated twice and I’ve rated 3 games. There’s no way I’m going to get to everything but I think this way I won’t feel guilty about being a vote drain. Of course my game only runs on *nix so that limits how many ratings I can get anyways.

Hill Climber: Extreme Edition

eugman — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 00:17:15 +0000

I managed to make a game in the end. It’s very limited but it has a nice style to it.

Requires python and curses. (Sorry windows fans. I might make a pygame version if time permits)

To play, open a terminal, go to where the file is and type: python HillClimberExtremeEdition.py

That should be all you need for it to work. It’ll take a few seconds to load up.

Get it

EDIT: I’ve made some last minute changes before the deadline. Now the game is slightly harder. Also there are two types of food.

EDIT 2: If you got an error about CURS_SET or something, try redownloading.

Minor progress

eugman — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 22:30:06 +0000

Tremble at my graphical skills!

Lets hope I canget a nice game in time.

Curses ftw!

eugman — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 17:00:17 +0000

Now I just need a game!

Gentle wall

eugman — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 03:20:58 +0000

Here’s my idea for the game: It’s going to be a roguelike and you are in an evacuated village in the valley. Storms have been on the horizon for some time and you’ve been helping people get out but now it’s time to save yourself. Get to high ground while dealing with generic monsters and obstacles.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

Look at my extreme graphics!

eugman — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 19:35:01 +0000

It’s almost over!

eugman — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 22:16:28 +0000

It’ll be done in less than 2 hours. Unfortunately I have to go eat , so congratulations to everyone in advance. The third level was updated earlier today.

Final levels and color guide (NEW UPDATES)

eugman — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 16:11:39 +0000

Alright the two main levels are done!

I’ll finish level 3 tomorrow. It’s going to be basically the same as level 1 but it’ll use use light teal for it’s big block of color.

Here is a guide on how all of the colors are used so you can make your game accordingly. The color usage listed is final. Remember, you don’t have to follow any of these descriptions. They are more for describing in what context you’ll find certain pixels. So, just because dark red says flying badguys doesn’t mean you can’t amke that color be powerups or swamps or whatever.

Black #000000: General purpose walls.
Dark Grey #808080: Walls you might want to be able to go through
Dark Red #800000: Flying badguys
Dark Yellow #808000: Ceiling badguys
Dark Green #008000: Ground bad guys. Placed in easy spots
Dark Cyan #008080:Not Used
Dark Blue #000080:Not Used
Dark Magenta #800080:End goal
Dark Beige #808040:???
Teal #004040: Just a big rectangle in level 1. Might be good for a boss or something.
Cerulean #0080ff:Water
Other Blue #004080: Water
Purple #8000ff:Not Used
Brown #804000: Ladder for people who decide to have a game of climbing up or for people who need to get back somewhere.
Light Grey #cococo: Background
Red #ff0000: LAVA?!
Yellow #ffff00:Coins or something
Green #00ff00: Ground goodies? Placed in Hard to reach places.
cyan #00ffff:Not Used
blue #0000ff:Not Used
magenta #ff00ff: Used as a start point at the top of the levels
soft yellow #ffff80:Not Used
light teal? #00ff80: Reserved for level 3 like teal is used in level 1
other soft blue #80ffff:Used as columns in level 2
light purple #8080ff:Not Used
pink? #ff0080: Something bad to discourage people from just trying to fall down to the goal.
orange #ff8040: Trampolines or something. Placed in area where a jump of three spaces isn’t enough.

Mini-LD 4 updates

eugman — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 06:07:27 +0000

Well, it’s pretty late here so I’m going to go to bed and finish the levels in the morning. Based on what someone said, I’m probably going to make something like the cave level but more interconected so it would be suitable for some sort of top down game.

Keep in mind that the final levels will make use of a bunch of the available colors. This will encourage some consistency in how you all use the colors in the levels you make. Also, there’s probably going to be quite a bit of tweaking of the levels so that they work for a platformer( right now some of the jumps are too big and such, however the current examples should be sufficient for the moment.

Another thing, If it’s easy to do, add png support in addition to bmp. This would allow people to give awards that are also playable levels. To be clear, png support is not at all required. Also be aware that it is perfectly fine to have context based level loading. For example, if you find a large patch of red together, you might load it as lava, but if you find a single red pixel, you might make that into a fire bat or something.

Secret picture

eugman — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:00:05 +0000

Make sure you all can access the specific RGB values of all of the pixels in a picture like this, in code, for this weekend. So for example you could tell me that the far bottom left pixel is #000000. That is all.

I need help, food related.

eugman — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 20:46:02 +0000

Alright, so I’m at that point in my life where I’m cooking my own meals. Problem is I have no idea what to cook and not much experience. I’ve been experimenting but I’d like to expand things faster. So here’s the game, I list all the foods I currently have access to and you name something non-simple that I can cook. General instructions appreciated. Preferably, something I can cook in 25 minutes in the morning, toss in a sandwich bag or some cellophane and eat it at school.

Foods after the jump.

In no particular order:

Broccoli, bell peppers, tomatoes, corn, mushrooms, zuchinni, carrots, eggs, potatoes, spelt bread, pita bread, tortilla/wrap bread, lettuce, chicken, various pastas, pasta sauce, granola, olive oil, salad dressing(maybe), Provalone and monteray jack cheese, goat’s milk (seriously, think of it as really whole milk), orange juice, frozen shrimp, various spices, rice, oatmeal, peaches, and white onions. And probably some more I can’t think of right now.

Please nothing involving a microwave. Preferably something I can cook in a frying pan or casserole. Thanks.

WORLDMAKER – final

eugman — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 01:56:36 +0000

Remember how I said I was going to write something in haskell? Haskell won. So I wrote something in python in 3 hours. the game is a little poetic. Enjoy.

My final game for realz. Text based, turn based defense game.

eugman — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 20:15:24 +0000

This is the final version of my game. It’s probably, hard, cruel, unbalanced and difficult. It’s wierd and not just because it makes no sense to make a text based defense game like this.

The final file