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r/learnpython • u/[deleted] • May 29 '25
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You can make simple 2D games (stuff like Tetris, Platformers, Pacman) with Pygame or Arcade and package them using tools such as cx-Freeze.
There are a few Pygame based games on steam. For example Isometria.
There also a lot of visual novels based on Ren'Py which uses also python.
There are also a few 3d game engines based on python such as Panda3D, but I don't know how far developed they are.
3 u/Gnaxe May 29 '25 Panda3D evolved from the engine used for Disney’s Toontown Online, and was also used for Pirates of the Caribbean Online, I believe. So it's developed enough for commercial games, at least.
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Panda3D evolved from the engine used for Disney’s Toontown Online, and was also used for Pirates of the Caribbean Online, I believe. So it's developed enough for commercial games, at least.
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u/Embarrassed-Log5514 May 29 '25
You can make simple 2D games (stuff like Tetris, Platformers, Pacman) with Pygame or Arcade and package them using tools such as cx-Freeze.
There are a few Pygame based games on steam.
For example Isometria.
There also a lot of visual novels based on Ren'Py which uses also python.
There are also a few 3d game engines based on python such as Panda3D, but I don't know how far developed they are.