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Pyxel
A retro game engine for Python
A retro game engine for Python. Thanks to its simple specifications inspired by retro gaming consoles, such as only 16 colors can be displayed and only 4 sounds can be played back at the same time, you can feel free to enjoy making pixel art style games. The motivation for the development of Pyxel is the feedback from users. Please give Pyxel a star on GitHub! Pyxel's specifications and APIs are inspired by PICO-8 and TIC-80. Pyxel is open source and free to use. Let's start making a retro game... -
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Pycraft
Pycraft is an open-source, OpenGL based game made in Python
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SAVAGE (Scriptible And Versatile Adventure Game Engine) is a 2D adventure game engine coded in Python by the AmberfishArts team.
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Odmed
Browser game engine
Odmed is a turn based browser game engine. It's being developed for Fires of Lorea rather than just being a generic browser game engine. -
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Spring is a versatile 3D RTS game engine. Using extensively Lua for scripting game-specific code to make nearly every aspect of the engine customizable, from GUI, to unit AI, to pathfinding.
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