I have been poking my nose into PyS60 since few months now and finally today I am releasing my first game - PyJumble.
PyJumble is a simple word game. It is based on the popular game Jumble - which is a word puzzle in which a player is given a set of letters which, when arranged in the correct order, give the un-jumbled word. A simple example would be the set of letters “lbujme,” which can then be rearranged to spell “jumble”.
Here are few screenshots of the game.
The most compelling feature of the game is Highscore. The game has two types of highscores - Offline and Online. The user can always update his/her score by enabling online highscore in the game settings. The top online highscores can also be retrieved through the game on mobile; otherwise it can be viewed here.
For knowledge of developers - the online highscore uses SQL database and some PHP as well.
I would like to thank Pankaj for his support and help, without which this game would not have been possible.
Download:
* Download the game here. Note: You need to sign it with all caps using OpenSigned Online before installing
Highscore:
* You can view your the highscore page here.
Any feedback is welcome.
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June 4, 2009
Why require people to sign the SIS? Doesn’t sound like you would need anything beyond user-grantable capabilities, so you could just self-sign it.
Hi Jukka, 
I think its NetworkServices - online highscore…
Hi Jukka Laurila,
In PyJumble, Network Services capabilities used for online highscore, that’s why required sign the sis.
Yes Pankaj I agree with you.
Agree with Jukka, but have to confess I’ve made same “mistake” with capabilities. I required self-signing with one app only because of NetworkServices.
Now I know better, just need to sign SIS once by myself and then everybody can use that as-is
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