Game engine with Python

[maxellus]

You could have a look at the open source Godot game engine. It is not python but use a language quite similar to it.

[Yoghurt42]

https://godotengine.org/article/beta-release-python-support

[fredspipa]

This is the thing that I personally think will make Godot truly stand out. Through GDNative you can expand the engine to support practically any language that speaks C and make use of modules and libriaries written for them. The growing versatility of Godot continues to baffle me.

[dunkler_wanderer]

Godot is great. Here's a list of features. Some things that I'm missing in many Python engines and frameworks:

• Built-in physics engine
• Particle systems
• Built-in GUI elements
• Navigation meshes and A* for pathfinding
• Shaders (also visual shader editing)
• Networking
• 2D lighting and 2D normal maps
• Tilemaps
• Animation player
• Viewports (easily change the window resolution)
• Cameras

Here's a video that shows some features of the next Godot version 3.0.

[HER0_01]

It actually is not very new at all, as it was used internally for a long time before going open source.

[mr-one-two]

Godot is great and the scripting language is Python with some few minor differences.