PUBLIC MARKS with tags pygame & python

A physics-based puzzle game written in Python for PyWeek 2. Features over 15 levels, a “free-play” mode and an integrated level editor.

This is a game involving telephones, relays, rotary switches, and other electrical things that make nice whirring and clicking noises. As well as challenging yourself to solve the puzzles, you can also use the comprehensive built-in level editor to create

PyGame screencast

In PyGame for Game Development, I showed you the very basics of PyGame's graphical side. However, creating a game with PyGame requires a bit more. All the concepts described before need to be glued together somehow, and new concepts will need to be introduced in order to create a functional game. In this article, we'll do just that by tackling a working example of PyGame's capabilities—a Python-powered game.