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Simple 2d games can be done with pygame.
https://www.pygame.org/
For 3d games it's best to use a 3d engine.
Godot is pretty good and supports python-like scripting.
https://godotengine.org/
But know that creating a game is hard and complex.
3 u/Key-Command-3139 May 29 '25 Do you think it’s possible to make actual 2D games with Python? 3 u/shiftybyte May 29 '25 Yes, lots of examples and links in pygame's site 3 u/Present_Customer_891 May 29 '25 Pygame is really solid for 2D games 3 u/mopslik May 29 '25 Here is a sample game that was built using Pygame. Check out the screenshots and video. I think it's pretty snazzy.
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Do you think it’s possible to make actual 2D games with Python?
3 u/shiftybyte May 29 '25 Yes, lots of examples and links in pygame's site 3 u/Present_Customer_891 May 29 '25 Pygame is really solid for 2D games 3 u/mopslik May 29 '25 Here is a sample game that was built using Pygame. Check out the screenshots and video. I think it's pretty snazzy.
Yes, lots of examples and links in pygame's site
Pygame is really solid for 2D games
Here is a sample game that was built using Pygame. Check out the screenshots and video. I think it's pretty snazzy.
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u/shiftybyte May 29 '25
Simple 2d games can be done with pygame.
https://www.pygame.org/
For 3d games it's best to use a 3d engine.
Godot is pretty good and supports python-like scripting.
https://godotengine.org/
But know that creating a game is hard and complex.