Click!

A casual game for to test relation between two people on one computer. One theme, four objects. Once you pick your object, pass the computer to your "friend". See if you guys can "Click!". *barebone

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Inspiration

The inspiration for this game was a Minecraft video that was funny to me. Two friends where given a theme and they had to try and match a item given the whole inventory of items. The theme was connect, and I felt like that video was to connect on a mental level, or to click with your friend.

What it does

My game is meant to be played on one computer, because I feel like the theme is to bond and be close,thus connect. It presents a theme and four objects, where each player has to decide what to pick within a time frame (I set a 10 second timer, but even if a player surpasses the time, it brings you back to previous page so you have more time to think). After one player has picked, the game goes to a transition state, where you would give the computer to the other person. After both has picked an object, you are brought to a result transition state.

How I built it

I build the whole game in python (using Pygame). I created multi-pages game with the main functionality being buttons (It is rather simpler as I am kind of learning as I go). I had ChatGPT create a large set of themes and object lists

Challenges we ran into

I had a couple challenges that I ran into while coding including not giving a function parameters, which I had to spend a while until I figured it out. Another challenge is the multiple pages with transition pages (I wanted to do animation, but it would take too long). A notable issue I ran into is messing up my python install while trying to create an executable of my python file.

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

I am kind of amazed at what I pulled off as a first time game-jammer (idk if that is a word). I am pretty happy with the way I structured my code and how the project looked in the end (though I could have made my code look more pretty; I did some pixel art :) ). I managed to added in changing texture for when you hover over button!

What I learned

I learned how multiple pages work and how to format them. I learned how to simplify my code to be reused. I learned that I am a bad designer T.T

What's next for Click!

I think I am going try and implement images for objects, a way to create and edit categories, and maybe sound? IDK, I might just go and attempt a cookie clicker clone for fun

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