Building Games with Python 3 and PyGame

A lot of developers get into software development because they want to build games. Not

everybody can be a professional game developer, but everybody can build their own games for fun and maybe profit. In this five parts tutorial I'll show how to create 2D single-player games using Python 3 and the excellent PyGame framework.

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Building Games With Python 3 and Pygame: Part 1
In this five-part series, I'll show you how to create 2D single-player games using Python 3 and the excellent Pygame framework.
Gigi Sayfan
15 Jan 2018
Python 3
Building Games With Python 3 and Pygame: Part 2
In part 2 of this Pygame series, we'll look at the TextObject class used to render text on the screen, create the main window, learn how to draw objects, and...
Gigi Sayfan
16 Jan 2018
Python
Building Games With Python 3 and Pygame: Part 3
In part 3 of this Pygame series, we'll dive into the heart of Breakout and learn how to handle events, meet the main Breakout class, and see how to move the...
Gigi Sayfan
17 Jan 2018
Python
Building Games With Python 3 and Pygame: Part 4
In part 4 of this Pygame series, we will see how to detect collisions and what happens when the ball hits various objects like the paddle, the bricks, the...
Gigi Sayfan
18 Jan 2018
Python
Building Games With Python 3 and Pygame: Part 5
In part 5 of this Pygame series, we'll cover diverse topics such as the end game, managing lives and score, sound effects, music and even a flexible special...
Gigi Sayfan
19 Jan 2018
Python

Building Games with Python 3 and PyGame

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