Open Source Python Games - Page 71

pyRPGDice is a simple python script written for Linux bash, that allows the user to roll (almost) any imaginable dice, to input modifiers, that are automatically added to/subtracted from each of the die rolls or the total number of dice. In pyRPGDice you specify dice rolls, that can have special operators, that get evaluated. This python script is made for use in Role Playing Games and can automatically evaluate limitations, can count, reroll aso. Just try it.

pyRacerz is a Multiplayer 2D Racing Game coded in Python and using the pyGame library. pyRacerz includes many tracks, many car types, a basic robot player, 3 levels of difficulty. pyRacerz also have hi-scores and replay functionalities

pyReCADE (pronounced "pie arcade") is a Python based MAME front-end designed for use on an arcade cabinet using minimal controls (joystick and buttons).

A mouse accuracy game based on pygame. This is a remake of the popular Reflex (www.missionred.com) that I made to improve my python skills.

pyRisk is an open source and cross platform remake of the classic board game.

My first game written ever in Python.

It's space! It's fighto! And it's written in Python! Both players need to be present at the keyboard to play... just like old times. You'll need pygame (www.pygame.org) installed to play. Fighto!

A very simple python script for Windows which can move individual games from one steam library to another.

python and wxWidgets implemntation of Sudoku

pyTBot is an IRC bot that deals a single-table Texas Holdem poker tournament.

PyTaco is a text adventure development framework written in Python. PyTaco is currently in development and at the moment only features a basic game engine and XML configuration files for rooms.

This is an attempt to make a complete, and playable atari emulator entirely in python and some common modules. Currently, it only requires PyGame 1.5.0 and Numeric.

This is an on-line multi player card game based on a popular South-American game called "Truco". It is written in Python/GTK and is intended to be multi-platform.

PyWorlds is a layer on top of Soya3D. Offers an interface for game development library for Python, which grants the novice programmers an easy way to start messing with code without worrying about weird things like performance, OpenGL issues, and so on.

py_mud is an extensible, (hopefully) user-friendly MUD client written entirely in cross-platform Python. It aims to be as feature-rich as commercial MUD clients (mushclient, ZMud), including support for MXP and inter-client chat (ZChat and MMChat).

This is a slide rule emulator based on the classic Pickett slide rule design. It is written in Python, so the name "pyckett" is appropriate. It is suitable as an example of object-oriented Python software construction, including multiple inheritance.

PyQT app that rolls dices, generates random results and shows it.

pyfics is a python library for connecting to Free Internet Chess Server(FICS) and parsing messages received. With pyfics it's easy to write bots or interfaces for FICS in python.

Pyhanse is a python clone / extension of the popular game Hanse. In this game you play a merchant in hanseatic Lubeck. You make money trading with other cities and try to educate your kids so they will do better than yourself. Game currently in German.

This is a library, intending to implement the LFS insim protocol. Lfs (www.lfs.net) is a realistic racing simulation, allowing third party client to connect and gather information from it, using a dedicated netwrok protocol (insim)

Python ctypes module for the Irrlicht Engine SDK for 2d/3d games and graphics. Compatibility with all Python versions, wich support ctypes module. Second internal project is SWIG wrapper. Additional support for SVG files over AGG or Cairo library. Also irrlicht_c library give access to Irrlicht functional from other programming languages: ASM (FASM), C (TinyC), Basic (FreeBASIC, thinBasic, OxygenBasic), Pascal, Gentee, AutoIt and game frameworks like GameMaker or Blitz.

This platform provides a Python based killboard backend supporting common tasks such as interfacing with the EVE API to fetch killmail logs, interact with EDK killboards to fetch killmails from them and parse manually logged killmails. The database layer is generic thanks to SQL Alchemy so any dbms can be used. Static data and schemas for PostgreSQL and MySQL are provided. Aggregates exist along with code to maintain them to enable high speed reports for summarized data. A point calculation system is included as is support for parsing German and Russian kill mail text. Caching exists in two forms, a basic in memory dict based caching system suitable for single process tasks and integration with uwsgi's powerful and fast built in cache. Utility modules are provided for adding in killmails, backfilling killmails and dumping them via the command line. These also serve as reusable code for web apps or at least as usage examples. A sample web app using pykb is included.

pykol is a Python package designed to make it easy for people to write scripts and bots that interact with The Kingdom of Loathing.

pymon is an open source network and process monitoring solution implemented in python. The interface and conifiguration is designed to be easily and rapidly deployed, saving on time and overhead often associated with other monintoring solutions

Pymousetrap is a python language interface to libmousetrap.