Gaming

Gaming in Python : PyGame vs Arcade vs PyGame Zero - A high-level view of the gaming libraries in Python. Although note I now prefer Godot, see reasons below

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Your First Game in Python: Create an Arkanoid Clone in less than 30 minutes
We’re going to write a clone of Arkanoid (Breakout) using Python and PyGame Zero. In this post, I want to show you how easy it is to write a simple game. Let’s get started! All the code is available here: https://github.com/shantnu/arkanoid-clone The images are from Kenney,
Python for EngineersShantnu Tiwari
Zombies vs Tanks: A Simple game in Python and Pygame Zero
This post is a follow on from my last post which introduced gaming, make sure you’ve read it. The source code is here: https://github.com/shantnu/zombie_tanks So this time we’ll build a slightly (but just slightly!) more complicated game: The new things this time are: The tank
Python for EngineersShantnu Tiwari

I decided to move to Godot for more complex games, here is the reason why

Godot Series (also has a dedicated page):

Part 1 Getting Started with Godot Game Programming for Complete Beginners

Part 2 Player Animation

Part 3 Level Design and Adding a Camera

Part 4.1:Adding Hazards and coins

Part 5: Adding Enemies to our game

Part 6: Adding UI and exporting our game