How to make 2D game in Python?

>>62228961
renpy or just fukin draw pixels to the screen

Pygame

>>62229028
This.

But how will you fit a 4 byte quaternion into 3 bytes OP?

>>62228961
Look up "gui programming" then kill yourself once you realize what you're in for.

>>62228961
consider Godot, GDscript is pretty similar to python

>>62229028
>>62229028
Pygame has been dead for years now

If you are stuck then you can't truly program because programming is problem solving.

Learn how to tackle problems.

>using python for game dev
Use the engine Godot or Game Maker.
Or you can get Unity and learn C#

>>62228961
pyglet

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Starting from scratch. Thanks.

>>62228961
>python for gamedev

Why the fuck would you want to subject yourself to this torture? Learn C# for Unity or learn lua for love2D.

>>62230121
>settle for a shit language for a shit engine
go allegro or go home

>>62230357
Why is Unity "shit"?

>>62229601
>>62229981
Yeah, use Godot. Unless you want to reimplement drawing and getting input and shit, you want to use an engine or framework, and python doesn't really have any. Godot's language is essentially python, but that's not most of what you'll be doing. If you do want to be mostly writing code instead of using an editor, find a lua framework like Love2D, or just make your own engine.

is MonoGame any good?