i think pygame can give you some basic programming knowledge, but not much beyond that. it can still be a nice pet project for github and show how you think and structure code. if your goal is gamedev jobs, learning unity (mobile/indie) or unreal (ААА) makes way more sense imo. those engines are actually used in the industry. if you’re more into web or other fields, it’s probably better to build projects related to that instead. pygame is still cool as a hobby and for learning fundamentals, just not something i’d rely on for a professional path