Así como lo leyeron, mi humilde participación (de diez horas de código) en esta competencia fue el juego más votado (incluyendo a los juegos presentados por equipos). No me subí al podio, ni estuve en el top ten como me hubiese gustado, pero tengo el agrado de que 48 de mis pares se hayan tomado el trabajo de bajar mi juego, probarlo y votarlo.
En PyWeek solo aquellos que presentan juegos pueden votar. Básicamente se votan 3 características: Diversión, Producción e Innovación. Adicionalmente, al votar se puede dejar un comentario. Dejo aquí alguno de los comentarios que recibí:
Fun: 3 Prod: 3 Inno: 4
That was quite fun. It was a nice touch to put photographs of writings in paper and photos from your trip (probably took less time, even
). The idea is fairly simple, but it is fun and it is a nice way to use the theme. The number of levels was just right to enjoy the concept well and the challenge was good for a person who doesn’t have a music-oriented ear. The photos are nice to look at, too. Well done.
Fun: 2 Prod: 3 Inno: 4
Found it quite difficult and a little boring, although a novel idea, I liked the hand drawn(on paper) stuff… and it’s particularly impressive for 10 hours
Fun: 3 Prod: 5 Inno: 4
Hilarious game — the menus were hard to read, but the way you did them was fantastic. Comprehensive help, I never really got lost trying to play the game. It was a lot of fun to play around with, and I was able to beat the whole thing. Nice job on the game — especially for one done so quickly! You set a small scope and did fantastically with what you had — well done!
Fun: 3 Prod: 3 Inno: 4
For such a simple game it works pretty well. Randomly generating some tunes could have created some replayability. As it is, it does challenge the brain!
Gracias!
