Semester-Simulator

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Last Update: 2025-01-15

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Join the Semester Simulator and contribute to building a fun Python-based simulation game! We're using Python and Pygame for development and need developers to improve game mechanics and UI, graphic designers to create sprites and backgrounds, animators to enhance visuals, sound designers for dynamic sound effects and music, and game designers to brainstorm new features and challenges. Beginners and experienced contributors are welcome—there’s something for everyone!

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