Success stories (commercial games using pyglet)

["Juan J. Martínez"]

Hello,

I had a problem the other day with Pyglet and when I was googling for
some help I found something like a bug report in a commercial game, and
apparently it uses Pyglet:

http://www.aceofspades.com/

Well, I'm truly impressed! I was wondering if someone else knows any
other "success story" of a commercial game using Pyglet.

Regards,

Juan

PS: wouldn't it be nice if pyglet.org had some links to these?

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[Luke Paireepinart]

Interesting - it's by the company that made Runescape!

Well that's cool. 

I had the impression that Pyglet isn't really being changed much anymore, just maintained at current featureset.  Maybe that's why they don't have such a thing on the site, no one wants to keep it updated?

Just had a browse through the repo, the last 12 months have been mostly minor bug fixes as far as I can tell.

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[Richard Jones]

Mostly the site isn't updated because I don't have time and I'm the only one with the keys... I could change that if someone offered to help.

    Richard

[Andre D]

There is a bit of history behind Ace of Spades, it was a free indie game which was later bought and updated/rewritten by Jagex.

[Luke Paireepinart]

I'd like to help but I am in a similar time-constrained situation.  Sorry!  I haven't even been able to do much Python lately.

Maybe someone else will volunteer?

[Luke Paireepinart]

Yeah, I did some research and ended up playing a bit of the Beta.  Guess I won't be buying the Jagex version.

Too bad they can't get the source though, and maintain the beta as a separate fork.  I can see why Jagex wouldn't want to release it though.

["Juan J. Martínez"]

On 19/05/13 03:44, Richard Jones wrote:
> Mostly the site isn't updated because I don't have time and I'm the only
> one with the keys... I could change that if someone offered to help.
>

I'd love to help; but I don't know if I would know that to do. For
example: what is missing in the website? What kind of updates are we
talking about?

Regards,

Juan

[elliot]

It is inspiring to see that such a rad game on Steam is written in python.  I would like to see more examples and the website would be a great place to put that.  No one is jumping forward with examples, but if there was a list then it would probably be easier for Richard to put it up himself than hand the keys off to someone.