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A jam submission

Catdom's Crusade: The Rat PurgeView game page

Submitted by dani_cooleo — 6 hours, 54 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Innovation#691.2702.200
Aesthetics (Art or music)#691.3862.400
Use of chosen theme#711.3862.400
Overall#711.2992.250
Your personal opinion#721.1552.000

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Theme its based on
Kingdom of Cats

Any pre-made / AI assets used (if applicable)
some of the dialog has been made with chatGPT but it was mostly me then chatGPT did grammer and rephrasing

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Submitted(+1)

Game doesn't compile but I managed to run it when I opened the folder as a workspace in vscode and compiled it. If you see this comment dani_cooleo, try building your game :)

Developer(+1)

yeah, thanks I was planning to build it, but I ran a little late, so I just had to chuck in the zip file lol

Submitted(+1)

Ah, makes sense. You should try making use of multiple files next time. The code seemed like a mess to go through. In python you  can do import class from file,  import * from file, or just import file and do file.class. You can make some really great 2D games on pygame like this https://store.steampowered.com/app/2824730/Yawnoc/ Some extra coding tips: look into classes (essential for large projects),  try to define classes outside of loops (no need to redefine), avoid using globals (they can create a lot of extra memory, are slow, and less readable). Try viewing some python tutorials, great language to learn. Overall, this was pretty impressive for a pygame project, I wish you luck.

Developer(+1)

oh, thanks yeah, I'll look into that import file thing seems like a good idea lol