Open Source Python Games for BSD - Page 7

Linki: an addictive, original puzzle game.

process runtime detection with xml/image statistic output - like xfire .com

Use the various light reflecting/refracting tools, like mirrors, prisms and splitters, to guide the laser beam to light all the lightbulbs in a level. Avoid directing the laser beam onto bombs as that will force a level restart.

The ‘setupdocx‘ provides a control layer for continuous documentation by the simplified creation, packaging, and installation of documentation. The provided commands are distributed as entry points and optional base classes for further customization into 'setup.py' - setuptools / distutils. Manages arbitrary document templates for the supported builder, supports multiple builds with arbitrary document layouts, designs, and patched contents. The current release supports the following commands: - build_docx - Enhanced documentation. - install_docx - Installs local documentation. - dist_docx - Documentation packaging. - build_apidoc - Standalone Generator for API Documentation - build_apiref - Standalone Generator for API Reference

Stats. Plain C program for use on many OS\'s. Client-side tool for vgaplanets. Provides a replacement for plantable and randmax and much more. Checks for mistakes, provides many graphs, unpacker, textfile for giving commands to planets/bases/ships. Etc

A Top View 2D racing game. Written in Python, with graphics using Pygame. Currently I have stopped work on it, but anyone who would like to improve on it is welcome.

A tool to download images from 4chan. It is written in Python and should work in Windows, Linux and Mac.

A python-tkinter kit to experiment with the generation and solving of mazes.

A futuristic style racing game written using soya ( an opengl 3d engine ) and python.

Coming soon...

AOR (Adventurer of the Realm) is an oldschool rogue like game. Created using Python and libtcod.

A set of XML specifcations for game-related metadata, an API, and a collection of associated tools for managing data. This is to serve as a reusable infrastructure for creating game frontends able to deal with large numbers of games (such as MAME).

A IDE for creating ASCII games.

ASCII Pyng Pong (Pyng because of Python) is coded in Python using Curses. At the moment, it offers an unbeatable AI only!

A console roleplaying game, inspired by nethack. It will be very easy to play, and maybe, one day, there will be some network motor, allowing the player to play online.

3D fast-paced dodge/shoot-'em-up, created using friendly, portable technologies such as Python and OpenGL. Originally conceived and developed in one week for first ever PyWeek challenge.

AUOE stands for Advanced Ultima Online Emulator. This project has the aim to build a highly customizable free opensource UO emulator. Our secondary goal is to build a highly customizable compatible Ultima Online client. Languages: C++/PHP/Perl/Python/XML

Aepic is a turn-based pbm strategy wargame, inspired by the original "Epic".

An arcade-style racing game, in the style of the old Rollcage series of games. Fast, gravity-defying cars, fancy weapons, large, mindbending tracks and the inability to stop playing are what we're aiming for.

Aid20 is a set of programs for d20 based Roleplaying games designed to aid the game master in various game moments.

This game intends to put you into the hot-seat of an air traffic controller. Guide those planes to their correct destinations. This is a game of logistics and thinking ahead, sometimes you will need the right reflexes thou.

D&D 4e Turn Tracker, supports conditions and durations. Allows user-added creatures (monsters or PCs), and displays stats, including powers and stats. (Monsters not included for copyright reasons)

Alcugs Project, is a set of game servers and tools that will allow you to host the world of Uru, and help in the administration of the current plasma servers. It also contains tools to create new content.

A clone of the board game Alhambra. Players use their resources to try to build the best village. A fun game with fairly simple rules for 2 to 6 players.

All Ahead Flank! (AAF) simulates modern tactical naval combat in real time, including surface, subsurface, and air threats. Multiple factions and players are supported, and the perspective is that of a flag officer in command of a group of assets.