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Glamour - 1.0

A game for young girls where you try to pick up the best outfit to go to the Ball. It features very nice graphics and beautiful music.


Nelson do Vale Oliveira
(nelsondovale)
A girl walking on a beautiful street. A boy running to her and a dog standing by. Screenshot of the story of the game - Maddeline waking up and talking to her fairy

You play Maddeline, a young girl on her sweet sixteen, who will walk the whole town looking for the perfect outfit. You will need to avoid getting you look ruined by the dirty dogs and the bad language of the Viking man.

Watch out not to get late. Avoid playing with the butterflies.

The game has some very nice graphics and music. It was made after a board game with the same name.

The whole game was built using Open Source tools:

Art
The art was made with Inkscape, Gimp, Blender and Imagemagick.
Image compression
All images were optimized with optipng, which is a great tool for lossless compression.
Code
The code is all Python and Pygame!
Version Control
Development used Launchpad.net with Bazaar Version Control System.
Data
Data is saved within SQLite databases
Music
The music are also free music, mostly from Jamendo.com.
Plans for next release (1.1) include:
  • fixing bugs (butterflies not animating, crashes under Windows 7 and 8 when username include special chars)
  • language menu (English, Spanish, Portuguese and maybe other language translated within launchpad)
  • warning the player before ball arrives
Plans for further development include:
  • Player ranking.
  • New enemies and more time to get to the ball

Changes

First release. Blueprints at launchpad

Links

Home Page
http://ocastudios.com/videogame/glamour
Source
http://launchpad.net/glamour
Windows
http://ocastudios.com/static/projects/glamour/EN-videogame/original/releases/version%200-1-0/Glamour-Game-Setup.exe

Releases

Glamour 1.0 — 1 Sep, 2013

Pygame.org account Comments

  • Jason Woodstock 2013-09-02 11:11

    Fashion isn't my type for games,but you did a good job in making this game with python/pygame!

    Nelson 2013-09-06 03:23

    Thanks Jason!

    Python proved to be a very comfortable language to work with.
    Next time we hope to come up a less embarrassing theme for men.

    Jason Woodstock 2013-09-06 08:11

    lol indeed.Keep up the good work!

  • Viko Bartero 2013-11-08 00:08

    I just downloaded the game and I must say that you're doing a pretty good job. IMHO, It's hard to find libre "version 1.0" games. I really appreciate that you dedicate this game to the public domain. If I had the money and knew a person who likes these kinds of games, I'd buy it for her.

    The game runs slow in my system, though. Could you please post minimum system requirements for the game? This is what I have:

    Game: glamour-0.1_0-1_i386.deb
    OS: Debian 7.2
    RAM: 1 GB
    Processor: Intel® Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2180 @ 2.00GHz × 2

    Thanks, and keep up the great work!

    Nelson 2013-11-20 01:25

    Hi Tergrundo! We're really glad you enjoyed.

    The game should run smoothly with a 2GHz dual core processor and a 2GB RAM.

    The game tries to reach a high resolution (1440x900) and this is one of the causes of the performance issues.
    We are willing to improve this in a new version.

    Would you mind also telling us the screen resolution you are using?

    We have been able to run the game with moderate performance in machines similar to yours, running Debian with XFCE, but the performance decreases as the games develops because of the increasing number of enemies on screen.

    Thanks again!

    Viko Bartero 2013-11-20 03:30

    I'm using of 1440x900 :)

    Nelson 2013-11-20 10:04

    Nice! The game must be running with the highest resolution than.
    Unfortunately this first version has no menu to select the resolution.

    We'll do our best to improve the performance for the next version. I hope we can release it by march 2014.

    Thanks a lot for the feedback!