Pygame

So, I went ahead and wrote a downloadable game in Pygame, bundled it up using py2exe and created an installer using Inno Setup.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » The ones you left behind are stuck in a line 2005

The Flash version will come first and then the downloadable version with the Pygame source attached.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » The ones you left behind are stuck in a line 2005

The downloadable games market is lucrative and growing which means I need to decide whether to go back to Pygame or look into the PopCap framework and the Garage Games Torque engine at some point in the future.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » Shoot out on the Plantation 2005

Look into Pygame in any depth and this sort of irrelevant need for speed pops up.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » The ones you left behind are stuck in a line 2005

No question, Python and more specifically, Pygame.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » The ones you left behind are stuck in a line 2005

Which leads me to the last question, one that I saw mentioned in relation to Pygame an awful lot.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » The ones you left behind are stuck in a line 2005

A port of the venerable C++ libnoise noiselib is a port of the libnoise library for Pygame!

Softpedia - Windows - All 2010

OK. this isn't necessarily a Pygame specific library, but it does use Pygame to display the demo, and the noise functions currently only support 2D noise. noiselib is a port of (or at inspired by) the venerable C++ libnoise.

Softpedia - Windows - All 2010

Before this, we participated in the Global Game Jam in January, and programmed using Python and Pygame, as we also did in this pyweek.

PyWeek Diary Entries 2010

Django and in the remainder I covered various libraries (GUI toolkits, Pygame) and techniques (testing, debugging, optimization).

Planet Debian 2010