Entry to PyWeek #15
Team: Wasabi/Paratha
Members: mauve, arnav
You are an outlaw on the run - and you need to get the hell out of town.
There’s only one problem: the train has already left. Ok, two problems: it is also packed with law men.
Only one thing to do: load your six-shooter, saddle up, and chase that train down!
Dependencies
If you haven’t already please install the following dependencies:
Python 2.7 (required) Pyglet 1.1.4 or v1.2alpha1 (required) AVBin (recommended) for playing music
Running the game
Open a terminal window, “cd” into the game directory and run:
python run_game.py
How to play
The following input keys are used for this game:
LEFT move left RIGHT move right UP jump DOWN crouch X shoot from a distance or punch at close range
The aim of the game is to progress forward in the train, and collecting all the gold bars on the train. The gold bars will be picked up as you touch them.
But many lawmen are present, guarding the train and the gold. How can you get past them?
Note: Press the ‘X’ key to skip the intro sequence.
License
Last Train to Nowhere is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0.
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