Open Source video game with a fancy pixel art about riding pump tracks with a mountain bike.
This is a submission to Game Off 2018
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- Time attack
- Leaderboards
- Cool Indie Original Soundtrack
- 1 track for now
- Input: Keyboard
- Cool Pixel Art graphics
IMPORTANT!: This is a work in progress project. It's possible that at any moment the project will not run or have bugs!
For now, if you want to play this game, you can download the released (v0.1.0) for PC Windows for free here.
If you want to build this project, this is what you are going to need:
- Python 3
- Pygame 1.9.4
Ferran Pons |
Hi! I'm Ferran Pons; a Senior Android Developer that works for Schibsted Spain developing the Vibbo application. With almost 15 years of experience as a programmer, my experience covers a lot of different kind of applications, from web app development to the desktop, mobile apps and videogames. I've participated in some blockbuster games such as Burnout Paradise, DeadSpace and the Skate franchise. Also I've tried to start up my own indie videogame studio, labeled "Retrowax Games" with which I've made this game that it's published for the Xbox360 and Windows Phone and PC Windows.
For bugs, questions and discussions please use the Github Issues.
Screw Wave
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Copyright 2018 Ferran Pons
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