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Make Simple Games with Python
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(294 ratings)
47,012 students

Make Simple Games with Python

A course for beginners
Created byFrank Anemaet
Last updated 7/2021
English
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What you'll learn

  • How to make games
  • Both console and graphical games (Tkinter)
  • Basic concepts of Game Development
  • How to make hangman, tic-tac-toe and other games

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Course content

2 sections • 10 lectures • 1h 3m total length

  • Introduction0:03
  • Guessing game6:15

    Build a simple Python guessing game that reads a number with input, converts it to int, compares it to a random number from zero to ten, and repeats until correct.

  • Quiz6:19

    Create a simple Python quiz game that asks multiple questions, collects user input, checks answers, tracks the score, and displays the final score.

  • Hangman11:35

    Build a hangman game in Python that uses lowercase words, input to guess letters, tracks tries with a maximum, and ends when the word is guessed or the player loses.

  • Tic tac toe20:35

    Develop a tic tac toe game in Python by drawing the playing field, handling input from two players, and looping turns with win checks and modular functions.

Requirements

  • Basic Python knowledge recommended

Description

This  course is an introduction to game programming with Python. In this course you will learn to make several video games. It's a course for total beginners who just learned Python. You will learn how to program hangman, tic tac toe and other games both in the terminal and a graphical version (tkinter).

Do you want to invent your own computer games with python?

This course will teach you how to make simple games and the basic concepts. The games are written in the python programming language and all source code is included. To learn more about how they work, you can run them as python scripts .

The mini games are called: − TicTacToe − Quiz - Hangman and Guess (Dice). These are all classic games, not arcade style games. Python games are also a fun way to learn Python, but this course requires previous basic experience with the Python language.

All of the games can be played in the terminal as well as the desktop. The videos explain all the code and how to program it yourself. This is a fun little course for people who just learned Python and want to make some games. Besides Python and tkinter (optional), no special modules are required.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner Python developers curious about Game Development

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