Open Source Python Games - Page 26

A open-world, open-source Python text adventure game.

Have you ever wanted to play Dungeons & Dragons with miniatures in your PC? Check this out!

This project is yet another attempt to build a fully operational MMORPG based on Free (as in speech) and Free (as in beer) code. This work stands on the shoulders of giants, but will contribute tons of new content and code.

ELOcalc is a small GUI/command-line calculator designed to calculate ELO scores (for, e.g., chess).

UPDATE: ****************************** I am no longer updating this project. I discovered a project from Microsoft called boxcar. It does what I wanted to do even better than I was planning to make my code so hopefully it will work for you too. I will leave this up for those who still want to use it. MS Boxcar: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9pnj5kjc8vvm?hl=en-US&gl=US I will upload the source code at some point and share that also. **************** This little utility just adds a row of buttons for each EQ session you have running. The buttons stay on top so you can quickly activate a session rather than relying on Alt+Tab. This program is not approved by, or associated in any way, with Daybreak Games. I don't work for them and am not connected to them in any way. Use at your own risk.

ETPipe is a small Python utility for RTCW:Enemy Territory. It serves as a platform for plugins to dynamically read/write to the in-game console. Some useful standard plugins are included by default and users can easily script their own.

The truco is a card game played in Brazil and some countries in Latin America. ETruco is a truco game for linux playable in network, using the EFL (Enlightenment Foundation Libraries) for the interface, specifically Edje and EWL.

A Suite of tools and calculators for EVE online. Due to sourceforge not properly supporting mercurial development, we have moved to http://bitbucket.org/frederikns/eve-suite

This application checks the remaining training time of EVE Skills. It comes as a GNOME applet and as a command-line tool. EVE is a subscription-based MMORPG set in the far future with space combat, travel, research and marketing.

The goal of this project is to develop a generic and powerful 3D simulation framework mainly but not exclusively targeted at game development. Important aspects are efficency and simplicity of use.

A GNOME applet that allows you to view the current status of servers running games supported by qstat and which notifies you when friends join those servers.

Eesti Rocket Multiplayer is a multiplayer 2-D space action shooter and is a sequel to unknown to public Eesti Rocket, which is by all means is the game of all times.

ELECTRIP is an easy-to-use, small program that lets you control your model railroad with gamepads. Combined with an SRCP-Server (e.g. srcpd) it provides the functionality you would expect of a commercial digital command station. It can save you a lot of money.

Element is an online MMORPG, but it's a little different from most MMORPGs. In Element you start as a little blob, and grow as you get stronger. The choices you make will determine what you become.

Medieval open source game. The intention of this project is the collaborative invention of a 3D educational software on the life of Eleanor of Aquitain and the historical period of the 12 and 13 centuries in Europe.

A random recipe generation engine, built as a Python CGI.

This was once an engine targeted at online games. It has been succeeded by another project with the same goal: http://io-project.org

Emono is an 3d game engine written in c++ and python.The word emono is hopefully a japanese word for game.

Empire Land Game of world rule! A realtime, multiplayer, medieval, web-game with a moduler architecture. Capable of running on multiple servers.

Empyrean is a multiplayer side-scroller RPG, intended for entry into the Independant Games Festival.

A space adventure game with elements of arcade and strategy. Can you command your fleet against your greatest enemy?

Map editor for the Boulder Dash clone, Epiphany.