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PyGame module inspired video game, "Pong" written exclusively in Python, is a great way to present the utmost capabilities and potentiality of the programming language.

Lines is an old game that I had programed in python (pygame). I usually prefer to use visual c# as a programing language. However, I wrote this game in python in a time period, I was learning python. Here, I want to thank all people who have training videos in youtube, they helped me a lot to make this program. Some of the code of the program is from these videos. The game can be played from one or two persons through internet. The game is a good example for learning pygame.

FreeCS is a free-software reimplementation of Counter-Strike 1.5 running on the FTEQW engine. All it is, is a game-logic re-implementation in QuakeC, an architecture independent programming language. FreeCS is not a game-engine as it relies on FTEQW (released under the GPL V2). All this makes it possible to play FreeCS on virtually any platform! No DRM! No third-party accounts! Just download, play, contribute. The game-logic is written by me with help of twhl.info's wiki. It has since been incorporated into the Nuclide project, which re-implements more than just CS 1.5.

...The first is to create an open sourced MMORPG with compelling and fun gameplay requiring modest system specs. The second is to develop in an open and well documented way to help others learn the trade of game programming. FOSSMMO will be developed using python. While python is not a common language for game development I'm a fan. Also I recently watched http://pyvideo.org/video/381/pycon-2011--algorithmic-generation-of-opengl-geom which looked amazingly fun and is influencing my selection.

Programming PAWN, the scripting language for SA-MP in Notepad++! With full support for syntax-highlighting, auto-complete and compiling.

A game inspired by RoboRally developed in C# for Mono/.NET.