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Interesting game, playing it I noticed some good and bad parts about it. 

The good parts:

1. The game looks great.

2. The interface is well designed.

3. The game is well made.

4. The fact that it takes you to another page so that you can run the game was not a problem for me, because the interface of that page was easy to understand.


The bad parts:

1. The game moves slowly, I mean I kept pressing Enter for 10 seconds and I think I accumulated enough Enters, but it takes forever to list them on the screen.

2. The game always displays the following sequence which I did not understand how to get rid of it (perhaps because the game lacks a tutorial): 

"for the upgrade shop type 'shop'

Sorry, you can't afford this upgrade yet

Gamedev.js Jam 2023

The theme is 'TIME' and this is how we have implemented the theme - Typing Time!

If you want to play 'Typing Time', type 'TIME' (case sensitive, all caps)

clicks: 31

click power: 1"

3. The game has the following error that I have not been able to fix (it appears with every enter:

"Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "main.py", line 177, in <module>

    time.sleep(3)

KeyboardInterrupt"


The game is ok, but it deserves a closer check considering that those who are going to play are people who know nothing about the game and when such an error appears, they don't know how to fix it.

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I think the lag issue is due to replit's servers

there seems to be an bug where python thinks you wanted to purchase an upgrade but can't afford it.

in will look at the program and remove the syntax error if i can

Thanks for playing Entered and for your feedback and bug report

Ladybug studios

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I have removed the delay in line 177. try Entered V1.1 

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Heere is some information on The error


KeyboardInterrupt exception is a part of Python’s built-in exceptions. When the programmer presses the ctrl + c or ctrl + z command on their keyboards, when present in a command line(in windows) or in a terminal(in mac os/Linux), this abruptly ends the program amidst execution

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The sequence is programmed to always display

Here is an extrct from the  code

this is indented into a while loop

print("clicks: ",clicks)

    

  print("click power: ",click_power)

  test=input()

  clicks=clicks+click_power

  print("for the upgrade shop type 'shop'")