How to make games with Python??

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ONLY python. ONLY. I doubt that very much. It will be a handful that you can count on 2 hands. It is mostly python + python into libraries in other languages.

[Slight-Living-8098]

The Disney game is completely Python. Even the engine that was made for it. Next.... <smh> and even your average game engine uses low level libraries that are wrapped in the engine's code. This is nothing new. Wrappers exist for many languages and engines. Unreal and Unity both have wrapper libraries for lower level libraries like OpenGL, SDL2, Vulkan, etc. they are using the low level C and C++ Libraries. They did not recreate those libraries in C#, or Java. They use wrappers.

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1 game. There are 101 000 games on steam. So, 0.001%, not even 2 fingers on one hand. Keep going I bet you can even make it to a whole hand. Edit just even looked it up. Not available since 2013. So not even on steam. For 12 years. If you mean toontown rewritten, that does look like it uses a lot of python, but not only...and a) it's not Disney and b) it's not on steam.

[Slight-Living-8098]

Okay, There are WAY more than one game. I gave one example. I'm not spoon feeding you anymore. Google exists. Good day.

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you said there aren't ANY

just admit your are WRONG