My awesome exciting indie Pygame games: “Look At This Rock” and “Look At This Rock 2: A Different Rock”

Here are a couple games I wrote. The first was so popular that I made a sequel:

Win32 EXEs and source:

Look At This Rock

Look At This Rock 2: A Different Rock

Source (requires Pygame to be installed along with Python):

Source: LookAtThisRock.py and PNG

Source: LookAtThisRock2.py and PNG

Screenshots:

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Posted by at 12:03 pm on October 21st, 2011. 8 comments... »
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8 comments.

  1. Newbie here. I downloaded it, but there was no “pygame.py” module to import (see line 14). Am I misunderstanding how this is supposed to work?

    Posted by Kait on October 21st, 2011.

  2. BEST. GAME. EVER!

    Thanks for providing the source code. It’s too complex for me to fully understand, but I’ll try to dig into this and see if I learn how to control such complex interactions!
    YAY!

    Posted by Thomas A R Woelz on October 21st, 2011.

  3. Nice, but it needs some music.

    Maybe orchestral rock?

    Posted by Sofox on October 22nd, 2011.

  4. @Kait:

    >Source (requires Pygame to be installed along with Python)

    Install pygame, or run the win32 exe instead.

    Posted by Elliot on October 22nd, 2011.

  5. Outstanding. In a similar vein, I’d love to see a Python version of “Don’t Shoot the Puppy”.

    http://www.rrrrthats5rs.com/games/dont-shoot-the-puppy/

    Posted by Simon Hibbs on October 24th, 2011.

  6. I like this! Congrats on BEST GAME OF THE YEAR

    Posted by Meepy on October 24th, 2011.

  7. I hope you don’t mind but I created a web game based on some of the ideas you experimented with in “Look at this rock”. You can find it at http://codahk.comze.com/rock/ :)

    Posted by Codahk on October 25th, 2011.

  8. When you reach 100 points the rock moves!

    Posted by Dkaz on April 26th, 2013.

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