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D&D 4e Turn Tracker, supports conditions and durations.
Allows user-added creatures (monsters or PCs), and displays stats, including powers and stats. (Monsters not included for copyright reasons)
A game based on "Frets on Fire" ( itself based on Guitar Hero) and its numerous mods, with the aim of providing a good set of features and decent performance. Should work with just about any OS.
The Zombie engine is an open source game engine and framework based in The Nebula Device 2, the open source engine from Radon Labs. Developed by Tragnarion Studios, it is mainly oriented towards the creation of multiplayer PC action games.
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Negative Space P3DR (Remake using Panda3D): A classic Shoot 'Em Up. 4 axis movement, space key to shoot. It features 3 levels: 2 normal levels in which the player has to dodge enemy drones and a 3rd one that features an end game boss fight.
1-2-3 Feel is a simple clicking timekilling game for those, who like minesweeper and various loops games. Goal: fill all field. Rules: For number <i> you can move only from <i> to <i+1>. You can move only from reached points to not reached.
C4me aims to provide a convenient way of editing XML files (and, in a distant future, even more modding-related files) for modifications for Sid Meier's Civilization 4. It's now in its infancy and not really usable - join and help changing that!
The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.
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A game written in python using pygame. The user launches a probe with starting velocity. The probe is then only controlled by gravity. Score based on time surviving (before collision) and proximity to objects.
IAPEngine is an open source, cross-platform, portals-based 3D game engine, written in C++, originally created for the game "Isles, Aliens and Philosophy". It supports character animation, scripting, shadows, physics...etc
GoMaxi! is a helper application for the www.maxithlon.com browser game. It helps managing your team, showing data and graphs about your athletes. There's also a companion extension for the firefox browser.
Python game for very young children. The aim of the game is to learn how to use mouse and keyboard, nothing else. To use it, you must download and install python2.6 and pygame : - http://www.pygame.org/download.shtml - http://www.python.org/download/
Symbology is an open source game in which players must match symbols on a board. The object of the game is to 'convert' all spaces on the board (to gold) by matching three or more symbols in a row or column. Symbology is written in Pygame/python.
Extirpation is a small Python (http://www.python.org) game in early development that uses the wxPython (http://www.wxpython.org/) library. It is a turn based strategy game with robots and very basic graphics. Check the SVN for the best version.
A simple blocks game made with python and pygame. Licensed under GPLv3. Used python 2.6.4 and pygame 1.9.1 for development. Tested on Linux and Win XP.
Update 2013: I'm sorry that the development for this game stopped. I tried to render everything with OpenGL and as expected, found myself in the middle of a multitude of problems relating to it. The blocks look a lot cooler in 3d though, so I hope I'll manage to resume studying what went wrong and eventually fix it. If I had a Windows...
Melete is a program to apply sound changes to a lexicon, simulating historical linguistic sound changes. It supports a flexible and easy to use format for specifying sounds, characters and diacritics, support for phonological features, and more.
Pymmugwump is a tile-based game in which the goal is to find the location of the 4 mugwumps hiding throughout the board. It was written in Python using Pysweeper's Pygame interface.
iThink is an intelligent word game developed with python. iThink uses CLIPS (an expert system tool) for identifying the difficulty level of the question based on the gamer's performance. Play the game and share with us your valuable experience.
A simple text based Minesweeper game made in Python. Currently available in .exe and source. Notice: A minor error: 'clrField failed' may appear, as far as I know this is not correct as it still does work :)
An Open-Source Tower Defense Game developed with Python and Pygame. If you wish to show your appreciation, please consider flattrering the project: https://flattr.com/thing/141093/PyTowerDefense
This is my Pyweek #5 entry. It’s got everything but sound at this point. I didn’t feel like I had as much time to finish as I would have liked, but I think the results are quite good. Perhaps it will get the full polishing it deserves.