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GemDash
Gem Dash aka Boulder or Dyna Blaster like 8-bit style game in Python
A Gem Dash is motivated from specific 8-bit games. Since it's my first code in Python, the old template gave me a good code basis to understand how to build game logic, use PyGame and create something that will work and I can finish. I can add even more game mechanics and changes. *_win include .exe (executable) *_mac include .app (in dmg, works independent) Requirements: - Python 3.13.2 or newer - Pygame 2.6.1 or newer ( terminal: pip install pygame ) Objective And Rules Of The Game: - Collect all the diamonds to open the exit to go to the next level... -
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PySet is an incremental implementation of the classic logic/card game Set, built using Python, Simple Direct-media Library (SDL), and PyGame (a Python wrapper of the SDL API). The code is intended to assist newcomers in gradually learning these libs.
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A Pythonic program to generate and solve a Sudoku puzzle of any N by N dimension. It uses a combination of logic and guess to solve the puzzle. The GUI is written with PyGTK and the code can be use as a guidelines of using Python Generators.
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