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MoonPy - 0.7.50

An open-source remake of the classic strategy game Moonbase Commander


Donkyhotay
(donkyhotay)
MoonPy is an open-source remake of the classic strategy game Moonbase Commander. A multiplayer turn-based game. On their turn the player can spend energy points by attacking their opponents and/or adding more buildings to their base. Turns continue until all players either pass or run out of energy. The round then ends, players regain energy, and continue taking turns. All buildings are ground-based and are attached by a tether to the building that created them. All units need to be "launched" similar to many artillery games though in a top-down perspective.

Changes

All features, units and terrain types required for normal gameplay have been implemented. Be aware many of the new features have not been tested yet and this version is to be considered unstable. For those willing to help test, please download the source code and either list issues in the comments below or on our issue tracker at: http://code.google.com/p/tether/issues/list
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Links

Home Page
http://code.google.com/p/tether/
Source
http://code.google.com/p/tether/source/checkout

Releases

MoonPy 0.7.53 — 17 Dec, 2009

MoonPy 0.6.00 — 17 Sep, 2009

MoonPy 0.6.32 — 20 Sep, 2009

MoonPy 0.7.50 — 26 Oct, 2009

MoonPy 0.7.61 — 3 Jan, 2010

MoonPy 0.8.00 — 22 Feb, 2010

MoonPy 0.8.01 — 24 Feb, 2010

MoonPy 0.6.76 — 28 Sep, 2009

MoonPy 0.8.05 — 2 Mar, 2010

MoonPy 0.8.21 — 26 Mar, 2010

Pygame.org account Comments

  • Joshua Faylo 2012-08-20 22:40

    Is there a single player version of MoonPy?

    Don Kyhotay 2012-09-06 18:05

    Not yet, technically there is a bot to fight against but it's more of a placeholder and has no concept of strategy.

    Don Kyhotay 2012-09-06 18:09

    Not really, there technically is a bot to fight against however it just fires random shots and is more of a placeholder.