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I spent the last two years learning Pygame and game development in general. This video shows my journey starting with almost ...

This is a rundown of the most popular game engines using the Python programming language, 2D and 3D, full engines and ...

Learn how to build a platformer game in Python. This game will have pixel-perfect collision, animated characters, and much much ...

Check out the repository here! https://github.com/jjossie/gravity-platformer.

Unlocking limitless creativity with the Gemini API! (#sponsored) I recently built the classic 90's arcade game, Frogger, using the ...

part 1: https://youtu.be/WbhDsR1H15M "Arcade" is an easy-to-use Python library for creating 2D arcade games. We'll show you ...

In this episode, we are going to take a look at the tilemap editor. This software is a great open-source solution for designing your ...

This is a simple python arcade game, based on the PyGame, a set of Python modules designed for writing video games. The code ...

I made videogames with Python and Pygame for 10 years, so I thought I'd share a recap of the journey along the way. Wishlist Of ...

http://pythonhosted.org/arcade/examples/sprite_move_animation.html.

Pygame is easy to learn and use but it comes with a set of unique challenges. In this video, we explore five things you must know ...

Get it? *giggles* I have some fun with The Pinball Arcade; sorry about the audio issues. -- Watch live at ...

Step back in time! I recreated the iconic 1980s game Breakout using Python 3.13 with the help of ChatGPT. Built from scratch and ...

This kit is created to experiment with simplified versions of various classic arcades and educational games using python.

A simple arcade-style game ("Mutant Spyders") written in Python/Pygame which morphed into a project to implement realistic AI.

"Arcade" is an easy-to-use Python library for creating 2D arcade games. We'll show you how to get started creating your own ...

Building 2D games on python usually means building games with Pygame. However, I decided I wanted to take a look at Pyglet ...