Literally the best game you will ever play. Parietals Break is a story line, text-based game created on Pygame based on the entirely fictional university named Dotre Name. It's a half-mandatory-project, half-jab-at-sexist-double-standards-at-a-totally-fictional-school-that-isn't-in-Indiana. Have fun!
To play, download the .zip and extract the contents or clone the repository with the link
https://github.com/agervase/parietalsbreak.git
The necessary files to download for gameplay are parietalsbreak.py and the girlpictures/ and boypictures directories.
The game requires Pygame installed locally which, if you do not already have, can be downloaded at:
https://www.pygame.org/wiki/GettingStarted
or through terminal with
pip install Pygame
Parietals Break is a mouse-based game. Click the options to make the best decisions to try to get your boy (or girl) to freedom or risk getting a stern talking to at the Office of Community Standards.
Main Gameplay: Python 3 Pygame 1.9.6
pip install Pygame
displayImg(img, x, y)
Displays image given the image and the dimensions.
drawPrompt(prompt)
Displays the question to the player given the string prompt containing the question.
drawScene(person1, person2, background)
Draws the scene on screen given the image paths for person1, person2, and background. Dependent on displayImg().
drawChoices(numchoices, name, choice1, choice2, choice3, choice4)
Displays the choices on screen given the number of choices, name of the character, and the string for each choice.
getChoice(numchoices, m, n)
Gets the user's choice given the number of choices and the coordinates of the user's mouse when it clicks.
rot_center(image, angle)
Rotates an image while maintaining the position
makedict(gender)
Given the gender the user chooses to play as, return a dictionary of all images used for that gender
We made this game in about 40 hours. If there's stuff broken, hmu. Also, feel free to use this to up your Pygame/Python game. Verilog is a hardware description language.
Love,
Silvia Camara @silvercam15 & Abby Gervase @agervase