Team

Miniapple8888

Student developer | HackitForward Dev

Project Description

Game of Tic Tac Toe made with Pygame!

Features

Users can play both as 'X' and 'O', alternating between each click. 'X' always starts first.

• Left click on a square area in the grid to put down a 'X' or a 'O'
• Right click to reset the game
• Determines whether the board has a terminal state ('X' or 'O' won or tie) and displays message accordingly

How It's Built

This project was built using Python and Pygame, a framework for creating games with Python!

This project was fun to make! It's very simple and the 'X's and 'O's are badly aligned, but that's okay!

Team

3Gigs

Project Description

A simple tic-tac-toe game built with pure python

Features

• 2-Players
• Insert X and O's using grid numbers
• Stops program on tie
• Automatically check for winner
• Very portable (Pure python, no libraries)

How it's built

This program is quite simple, and uses pure python (no libraries!). The program determines the players' turn, then asks the player to input a grid number (from 1-9) where to place their mark. Then an algorithm checks if there's a winner for each row, column, or diagonals.

Team

ammarmahmood288

Project Description

This is my hangman project. If you have any questions please feel free to send me a message on discord @ hanging_with_my_gnomies#1675.

Features

• Stores all the players scores in a file
• Imports variables from a file to make the code more efficient
• Clickable letter and animations
• Enter name feature ( for tracking the scores as well )
• Somewhat efficient(I am still a noob coder and I made this pretty quickly)

How It's Built

This is my hangman project built with processing.py. I used this rather than pygame because at my school we explored processing a bit and the resources were very helpful. I can always build the same game using pygame since it is still python and its very similar. To run this game you will need to download the processing.py application from the website: https://py.processing.org/ and then when you get into the application change the mode to python.( should change automatically when you open my program )

Team

junaidmahmood288

Project Description

** Features**

• 2 players
• Use arrow keys: player 1 (up, down arrow) player 2 (w, s)
• used only 1 library (turtle)

How It's Built I used only 1 library to make this project since i didn't know how to use pygame, but thankfully turtle made it easier to build and create.

Next Steps (added a category I hope this is okay)

• adding a score
• ending the game when it reaches a certain score
• randomizing the ball more

Team

PatrickTLuu

Project Description

A Tic Tac Toe Game made in Python

Features

• One or two player mode
• Ends the game on stalemates
• Choose who goes first
• Uses coordinate points to place X's and O's
• Amazing Computer Player (definitely not random...)

How It's Built

This game uses just python and the default random library to run. The game asks the player whether it wants to play in one or two player mode and whether or not they want to go first. An algorithm will check all possible combos to determine when there's a winner or a stalemate.

Team

MichelleOkolie

Project Description

Simple Snake

A great first attempt at PyGame

While this was supposed to be an in-console game, that just seemed to restricting with all the options that Python presented.

Simple Features

• Sound Effects
• Hand Drawn Apple

How I Built It

As previously stated, I took advantage of PyGame. The only problem was that my knowlegede of PyGame was not as extensive as I needed it to be. So I did what all great developers do.

Seek a tutorial. Special thanks to this video for helping me out.

Some Notable Pieces of Code From This Project

Three Classes Controlling Everything

class SNAKE: ...
class FRUIT: ...
class MAIN: ...

Great Use Of If Statements

if event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
            if event.key == pygame.K_UP:
                if main_game.snake.direction.y != 1:
                    main_game.snake.direction = Vector2(0, -1)
            if event.key == pygame.K_DOWN:
                if main_game.snake.direction.y != -1:
                    main_game.snake.direction = Vector2(0, 1)
            if event.key == pygame.K_LEFT:
                if main_game.snake.direction.x != 1:
                    main_game.snake.direction = Vector2(-1, 0)
            if event.key == pygame.K_RIGHT:
                if main_game.snake.direction.x != -1:
                    main_game.snake.direction = Vector2(1, 0)

Team

Niwri

Project Description

Features

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• Keyboard interactions
• 2-Player Game, wow!
• Victory detection function!
• Scoring System
• ...Kinda bout it

How It's Built

The language used is python

The graphics used came from Zelle's graphics.py

Single threaded

A bunch of for loops and while loops so the python script keeps runnin'

And yeah... that concludes this description!

Team

Andrew059

Project Description

A simple and intuitive Tic-tac-toe game made with pure Python.

Features

• Simple
• Intuitive
• Coded with Python

How It's Built

This game was built with Python.

Team

HagOrMan

Project Description

This game of Flappy Bird was created using python, and includes photos to make the game more visually appealing.

Features:

• Solo player and two player game modes
• Keeps track of player 1 and player 2 wins, even after switching to solo player and back to two players
• Players can choose different coloured birds to have an extremely customizable Flappy Bird experience
• Simple controls using the space bar and 'M' key to jump
• Gets progressively harder over one run, letting users challenge themselves as they reach higher scores
• The bird tilts as it jumps and falls to create a realistic gaming experience

How It's Built

This game uses some pygame in python to function. I also included random for randomly generating the size of pipes that the user must avoid. I added PNGs to the project file in order to include the bird in the game. Pygame helped a lot by letting me use the delay function to give the user a countdown before the game starts, which I thought was a nice quality of life aspect to include, because before that the user was just thrown into the game which often led to losing.

Team

VstDrknss

UHhhhhhh

Project Description

iTS VERY LATE AND I NEED TO SLEEP BUT CHALLENGES THO A longer description of the project compared to the one liner.

Features

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How It's Built

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Team

saltyRavioli

Project Description

Probably going to make Hangman or smth.

Features

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Team

Ranotic

Project Description

You are basically a bot that presses enter which rolls two dies and progress towards 100. You can get wrecked by snakes or have ladders help you if you land on them. My personal strategy is to press enter as fast as you can so you can speedrun this game. Although this game would not be a very good game to speedrun because of how much RNG is in this program.

Features

Exclusive features of this one-of-a-kind game are:

• the feeling of winning against Python's random library
• exceptional command-line text-based graphics
• fascinating dark-mode implementation (dependent on operating system's terminal)
• award-winning story telling
• it's really bad

How It's Built

• python
• python's random library
• a few for loops
• a single while loop
• empty inputs
• visual studio
• determination
• procrastination

Team

dawson-teu

Project Description

This is my attempt at recreating the game Minesweeper with Python and Pygame. There are many things I would like to add on, but time constraints (read: procrastination) have prevented me from being able to add them.

How to Play

The grid has mines hidden in it! You win if you uncover all the grid squares without uncovering any of the mines. If you click on a mine, you lose! Left-click on any grid square to uncover it. Covered squares are orange, while uncovered squares are green. Each square will contain a number, which is the number of mines surrounding it. Empty squares have no mines surrounding them. You can also right-click on a grid square to add a flag to it, if you think it contains a mine. You can also right-click again to unflag a flagged square. Use logic and a little bit of luck to win!

How It's Built

I built this game using Python and the Pygame library. I didn't use any tools except for my IDE (Pycharm) and the Pygame docs.