Shitzza Ballistica
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Have you ever had the desire to eat a pizza with a weird topping... or had a stroll through the park and though to yourself "Oh wow, I would really apprechiate someone blasting a pizza in my direction!"? If you answer at leats one of these questions with "how did you know that?!", this game might be for you (otherwise I'd still be happy of you want to try).
My italian colleagues kept complaining about what I put on my pizza. I somehow seem to have made such a bad impression that I even get blamed for other, unrelated things, because of it. When I saw the theme of this game I came up with this idea to get back at them. If any of them sees this... have mercy on me!
This is my very first Ludum Dare and my second game jam ever (first one is 10 days ago), so I'm not very experienced. I usually use python for other, mostly hobby things, but thought this might be a fun challenge. I'm by no means a professional programmer, but am happy to share my code (my version of python is 3.9.13, with pygame version 2.3.0). This was the longest time I ever spend coding and making graphics in one go. It was a lot of work, but I enjoyed it very much. I only regret that I did not menage to include some trees to make the environment a bit more pretty, but during the day I work with algae, so who needs trees? ;)
Feel free to comment. I'm also happy to hear your maximum score. In the meantime I'm going to enjoy some of your games!
The game is controlled with the mouse and the two left columns of your keyboard (1, Q, A, Z/Y, 2, W, S, X), but this is also shown again on the title screen.
------ Sources ------
Graphics
- Graphical assets created by myself during the jam
Font
- "Fibberish" by Nathan Scott https://caffinate.itch.io/fibberish
Music and sound
- FilmCow royalty free sound effects library by FilmCow https://filmcow.itch.io/filmcow-sfx
- Italian Opera by Steve Oxen https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/royalty-free-music/downloads-c/italian-music/67
- "yes", "no" and "ey" recorded and edited by me
My italian colleagues kept complaining about what I put on my pizza. I somehow seem to have made such a bad impression that I even get blamed for other, unrelated things, because of it. When I saw the theme of this game I came up with this idea to get back at them. If any of them sees this... have mercy on me!
This is my very first Ludum Dare and my second game jam ever (first one is 10 days ago), so I'm not very experienced. I usually use python for other, mostly hobby things, but thought this might be a fun challenge. I'm by no means a professional programmer, but am happy to share my code (my version of python is 3.9.13, with pygame version 2.3.0). This was the longest time I ever spend coding and making graphics in one go. It was a lot of work, but I enjoyed it very much. I only regret that I did not menage to include some trees to make the environment a bit more pretty, but during the day I work with algae, so who needs trees? ;)
Feel free to comment. I'm also happy to hear your maximum score. In the meantime I'm going to enjoy some of your games!
The game is controlled with the mouse and the two left columns of your keyboard (1, Q, A, Z/Y, 2, W, S, X), but this is also shown again on the title screen.
------ Sources ------
Graphics
- Graphical assets created by myself during the jam
Font
- "Fibberish" by Nathan Scott https://caffinate.itch.io/fibberish
Music and sound
- FilmCow royalty free sound effects library by FilmCow https://filmcow.itch.io/filmcow-sfx
- Italian Opera by Steve Oxen https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/royalty-free-music/downloads-c/italian-music/67
- "yes", "no" and "ey" recorded and edited by me