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What is this Python project? (Pyved-engine)
An innovative game engine that focuses on easing 2D game creation.
The reason why the library is awesome:
A major benefit of using pyved-engine is its ability to export games in the HTML5 format, allowing for online play.
For example, on this page you can see how a python game is being "played" in the web context (before optimization, but after automatic Python to HTML5 conversion)
What's the difference between this Python project and similar ones?
Dedicated tool in command-line, that allows the use of game templates so the developer almost never starts from scratch. This is a major difference compared to
pygame, for instanceDedicated gamedev API designed to simplify and enhance event-based programming.
Simple tools for creating isometric games
Heavy use of design patterns for a structured game development process
Versatile engine with extensive submodules (e.g., tabletop, isometric, RPG, pathfinding, etc.)
Supports HTML5 export for web-based game deployment
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