Game Changer

A template to create slides with simple prompts and a fixed scoreboard that allows players to keep track of their points

Web version

• If you don't want to install python and streamlit, you can use the Web Version
  • The web version is a little laggy, so I do recommend installing and running it locally
• Make sure you allow autoplay for the webpage on your browser so the sounds play correctly
• On the cover, you'll see a ⚙️ button. Click there to edit the game and Apply the changes when you're done
• Alternatively, you can Download config.json file. That file can be imported as a config with the Upload button to import all settings next time you visit the page
• The overall structure works on mobile and other devices, but it's not completely responsive, so you might see a few bugs. I recommend using a large monitor or TV to properly display everything

Installation

• Uses Python and Streamlit: https://docs.streamlit.io/get-started/installation
  • Built and tested with Python 3.13.5 and Streamlit 1.58.0

How to use

• Run streamlit run app.py
• Access localhost: http://localhost:8501/ if it didn't open up automatically
• Make sure you allow autoplay for the webpage on your browser so the sounds play correctly
• On the cover, you'll see a ⚙️ button. Click there to edit the game and Apply the changes when you're done
• Alternatively, you can Download config.json file. That file can be imported as a config with the Upload button to automatically import all settings
• Leaving the exported config.json file on the root folder will automatically import the settings when running the code, without the need to import manually
• To change the cover, overwrite the assets/media/cover file. Formats accepted are png, jpg, jpeg and webp. You can remove the file to automatically jump to the first slide
• To change the audios played, you can overwrite the files in assets/sounds

Credits

• Cover, prompt font and slide change sound: juxtapositionally on Reddit, files on Google Drive
• 7-segment display font (DSEG7): keshikan.net and GitHub
• Gain point sound: floraphonic on pixabay
• Lose point sound: eritnhut1992 on pixabay