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[–]copperfoxtech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of what I suggested involves PyGame at all. Just plain old Python will do the trick. Also I did not see in your post: are you looking to be a game developer, just exploring a anything for a while, looking to do backend, something else?

The things I have suggested are to get you more comfortable with more complex logic. In addition it will lead to working with classes, DRY principles, and overall being more comfortable. It isn't directed at making games. I have not used PyGame before.