I am trying to make a game in python. I need collaboration with some people willing to learn and help.

Question

The game is not a graphical one because I'm making it just to experience practical programming.
But I'll try to add the best textual interface and maybe GUI too in the future. Anyone interested in joining, leave a comment here.

About the Game:
https://code.sololearn.com/cVscSJBWNae3/?ref=app

Main file
https://code.sololearn.com/c0Uet2sfC1DH/?ref=app

Functions file
https://code.sololearn.com/cjBBekHvgd8L/?ref=app

Characters of game file
https://code.sololearn.com/cXoFilL4Gs40/?ref=app

Answer 1

Nice try but for similar game, you need a GUI.. I know, you want learn but is beautiful see own work results and in console mode, in this case, will be difficult... If you cant (or dont want) try implement GUI, try to implement this game INDIPENDENTLY from out/in backend (in practice if you want add later some GUI, you cant change ANYTHING in LOGIC CODE)

P.S. If you search for GUI framework try Kivy that is very multiplatform (you can run it on Android also without touch your pc) and has Pygame graphics backend also

Answer 2

I think pygame will be fine. It is a game engine in which you can use python to program, but it doesn't have any graphical interface that means you can't just drag n drop things and make specific script components to it.

I recommend to use Godot an open source cross platform game engine which works in both 2d and 3d it has a graphical interface and the script including in this game engine uses GDscript which is a lot similar like python.

I think you should start with Godot actually I'm also using this for years and believe me it's super cool