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Pycraft
Pycraft is an open-source, OpenGL based game made in Python
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pyHexEditor
Hexagonal tiled map editor for game developers
Hexagonal tiled map editor designed for game developers. It supports multiple layers, custom map parameters and is suitable for flat-top or pointy-top hexagons. Created maps can be exported to XML format. PyHexEditor started as a project for my Python course at university, but now I am planning to add more features to it. -
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Roc's purpose is to serve as a tool for those who know little about programming. It strives to create RPGs similar to those on your video game console. Roc is written in Python and wxPython. It will support all platforms compatible with wxPython.
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Mallard is a graphical game design package, akin to many applications for Windows such as The Games Factory, RPG Maker, Game Maker, etc. It is written in Python with wxWidgets and PyGame, and therefore should support any OS which supports Python and SDL.
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