Description: | A nice platform game. | Install: | whichwayisup.lha | Size: | 2Mb 5 | Date: | 23 Aug 10 | Author: | Olli Etuaho, AmigaOS 4.x packaging by Spot / PFP | Submitter: | Spot / Up Rough | Email: | spotUP/gmail com | Requirements: | Python, PyGame, SDL + their dep libs | Category: | game/platform | License: | Other | Distribute: | yes | Min OS Version: | 4.1 |
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O O WHICH WAY IS UP? [OS4] O O
A NICE PLATFORM GAME
PORTED BY .................... SPOT
SUPPLIED BY .................. SPOT
TYPE ......................... GAME
REQUIRES .............. PYGAME, SDL
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Which Way is Up? README
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You're playing version Beta 0.7.9.
CREDITS & CONTACT:
Main developer: Olli Etuaho
Home page: http://www.hectigo.net/
E-mail: admin at hectigo.net
Debian package maintained by: Miriam Ruiz
Home page: http://www.miriamruiz.es/weblog/
E-mail: webmistress at miriamruiz.es
DEPENDENCIES:
You might need to install some of these before running the game.
The dependencies are for the Python source code version - they are not needed
for running the Windows binary.
Python: http://www.python.org/
PyGame: http://www.pygame.org/
RUNNING THE GAME:
On Windows or Mac OS X, locate the "run_game.py" file and double-click it.
If you're using the Windows binary, double-click on main.exe.
Otherwise open a terminal / console and "cd" to the game directory and run:
python run_game.py
HOW TO PLAY THE GAME:
The game gives you some instructions as you start playing.
Controls reference:
KEYBOARD:
Left/Right Move
Z or Up Advance game dialogue
Jump - the longer you hold down the button,
the higher the character jumps
Down Interact with the environment, pick up objects
P Pause game
JOYSTICK OR GAMEPAD WITH 2 OR MORE BUTTONS:
Left/Right Move
Button 1 Advance game dialogue
Jump - the longer you hold down the button,
the higher the character jumps
Button 2 Interact with the environment, pick up objects
JOYSTICK OR GAMEPAD WITH LESS THAN 2 BUTTONS:
Left/Right Move
Up Advance game dialogue
Jump - the longer you hold the pad or joystick,
the higher the character jumps
Down Interact with the environment, pick up objects
MENUS:
ESC Main menu / Quit
Up/Down Navigate the menu
Enter/Z/Button 1 or 2 Choose menu option
Oh, and one more thing - if you don't find the game challenging enough as it
is, try maximize your score by getting through it without losing any health
at all. This could be damn hard at some points, but it's always possible!
Improving speed records also provides some additional challenge.
KNOWN BUGS/ISSUES:
- Some minor collision detection related bugs and annoyances -
especially regarding corner-to-corner-collisions.
- The player may get stuck if jumping over the top when the level is
about to rotate.
SPEEDRUNNING:
The game implements an accurate frame-based timer, which records the total
time player uses to complete all the levels in a world. The current FPS is set
at 24, so you get the time in seconds by dividing the final time in frames by
24. Fading effects and scripted events with dialogue don't increase the timer,
so the dialogue setting shouldn't considerably affect the final time. Of
course, mid-level events may still interrupt the gameplay.
At the moment the game is still in beta, so changes to the levels and gameplay
are possible. Thus, records made with the current version might be better than
what is possible with upcoming versions.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The game has a home page at
http://hectigo.net/puskutraktori/whichwayisup/
Information about creating your own levels can be found in
data/levels/creating_levels.txt
The game saves unlock data etc. to the user's home directory.
In Linux, this is usually:
~/.wwisup
In Windows XP/2000, this is usually:
C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\Wwisup
COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS:
-l level_name Start up from the level specified.
-v Verbose mode - error messages appear in the console,
not just the log file.
-dev Developer mode. Enables editing the official levels
and also activates verbose mode automatically.
DEVELOPER KEYBOARD COMMANDS:
F10 Rotate level - chooses direction automatically.
Only available in developer mode.
LICENSE:
All game code is licensed under the GPL 2.0.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
All game content, sounds and graphics are licensed under
Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution license.
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The included Bitstream Vera font is licenced separately.
For more information, see http://www.gnome.org/fonts/
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