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Pytonis Universalis - Shmup
A ridiculously simple spaceship shoot 'em up game written in Python
Pytonis Universalis (name is still WIP) is a simple shoot 'em up. It is written completely in Python and uses Pygame so the code is as accessible as possible for others to inspect. The idea should be easy enough for anyone to understand: try to avoid running into flying saucers and their laser beams by shooting them down before they shoot you down. Every time you destroy a flying saucer you get points. -
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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.
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Mini-Type is a lighthearted shoot-em-up written in Python using Panda3D. It is aimed at a general audience, but also aims to be fun for shmup fans.
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Dead Channel is a sci-fi shoot 'em up game developed using pygame.
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3D fast-paced dodge/shoot-'em-up, created using friendly, portable technologies such as Python and OpenGL. Originally conceived and developed in one week for first ever PyWeek challenge.
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