In my second devlog, I have completed the entire game since my previous update. Various features have been implemented such as gravity, bouncing, different kinds of balls and collision physics, as well as determining the time needed for the guessing game, and two mini-games called Catch and Dodge. The most remarkable feature, in my opinion, is the sports joke/milestones system. In this system, I connected my scoring levels to real-life events, such as visiting RCB’s matches (49-10), Barcelona’s loss to Bayern Munich, and Germany’s win over Brazil (7-1). As a result, once a score has been reached, the game shows a related message.

Packaging the whole game into an executable file was challenging, as I found out that I had two different Python installations on my computer. As a result, pip and Python send different signals according to the command, and pygame has installed successfully but has disappeared when I tried to build the project. I needed to use the full path to direct my commands to one Python installation.