We had built the game on pygame. It seems that since Microsoft had ended support for Windows 7 in January 2020, the newer versions of Python don't support Windows 7 or earlier. We had built this on Python 3.10, the latest iteration of Python. One way for you to play the game would be to download the source repo and run the python program within it after installing the pygame module.
We had researched about a way to make a neat and clean package for the game. After some complicated processes, using pyinstaller, we were able to package everything into a single standalone executable. This is what we followed : python - How can I convert pygame to exe? - Stack Overflow
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Fun to Play!
Thank you!
I can't seem to start the game. Am I missing something that's needed to run your game? If so, what would that be?
Anyways, I find it interesting that your game is built on a single standalone executable. What did you use to make it, if I may ask?
Hey, thanks for your interest.
We had built the game on pygame. It seems that since Microsoft had ended support for Windows 7 in January 2020, the newer versions of Python don't support Windows 7 or earlier. We had built this on Python 3.10, the latest iteration of Python. One way for you to play the game would be to download the source repo and run the python program within it after installing the pygame module.
We had researched about a way to make a neat and clean package for the game. After some complicated processes, using pyinstaller, we were able to package everything into a single standalone executable. This is what we followed : python - How can I convert pygame to exe? - Stack Overflow
That's an awful lot of steps to take to play the game for us Win7 users :(
Sadly, I think I'll pass. I will still rate the game though, based on the screenshots and my assumption on how the game works.
Cool!