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Writer's pictureRonav Gupta

Recap of our Python Game Series

Our Python game series introduces you to game development using Pygame. Each blog post in the series walks through the creation of a classic game, highlighting key programming concepts and techniques. The best part is that they all come with access to free code.

Python Game Series
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  • Learn to recreate the classic Tetris game using Python and Pygame, focusing on grid-based movement and piece rotation.

  • PhotoBomb is an interactive game where the player's goal is to "bomb" the photo with various stickers as quickly and accurately as possible.

  • A two-player game where each player controls a paddle to hit a ball back and forth. This game involves handling user input, collision detection, and simple physics.

  • Recreate Space Invaders, learning sprite animation, collision detection, and managing multiple game objects.

  • Build the Snake game, emphasizing dynamic movement, collision detection, and game state management.

  • Create Tic-Tac-Toe, introducing basic game logic, user input handling, and implementing win conditions.

  • Hangman is a classic word-guessing game where one player thinks of a word and the other player tries to guess it by suggesting letters. This game introduces some advanced pygame concepts and interactions.


  • Solving a maze is exhilarating. It's not just about finding a way out; it's a test of problem-solving, creativity, and perseverance. Learn algorithms to solve mazes, enhancing problem-solving skills and understanding of pathfinding techniques.

  • Understand maze generation algorithms, creating intricate mazes programmatically. Learn recursive backtracking to create a maze!

  • A unique game simulating basketball on various celestial bodies, combining physics and fun in a coding project. This ia a fun game that introduces physics and math in addition to pygae concepts

  • As someone deeply passionate about software development and AI, I took on the challenge of creating a program that could solve any Sudoku puzzle. From reading any printed Sudoku to solving the Sudoku, learn different techniques and algorithms

Each post in the series provides a comprehensive guide to building these games, complete with source code and explanations. Subscribe to our website for more tutorials and start your coding or game development journey today!

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