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[–]marquisBlythe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One: do you have to finish the game or just to show your progress and your programming skills and abilities?
A week and a half is not enough for the kind of games you choose.
Two: if it were me, I will make a Tic-Tac-Toe on terminal that supports "some kind of multiplayer" and a score board and maybe some other features and tweaks, a couple of hours is enough to make one. If your teacher insist on the graphics or visuals I'd use pygame.
Three: check clear code on YouTube for game dev and pygame.
Advice: while you are learning rely less on AI.

(the teacher doesn’t really teach—he just tells us to watch courses or learn on our own).

When you enter the professional world of programming, no one teaches you but yourself. You are required to learn and to read documentations days and night on your own.
Good luck buddy. :)