Need an Idea!!

[tonylucaslong]

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Ok, I am a young game developer, I do have quite a lot of experience in using Python.

At the moment I am kind of washed up on what to create.
Got any Ideas for a good game?

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[tonylucaslong]

Awesome idea!! Thank you so much.

[Rocky-Dewan]

Here are a few quick, high-impact game ideas perfect for a Python developer:

A Procedural Text-Based Dungeon Crawler:

The Idea: Focus entirely on logic and world generation. Use Python to generate endless, unique dungeons, enemies, and loot every time you play.

Python Focus: This is a perfect showcase for Python's strengths in algorithms, data structures, and object-oriented design. You can use libraries like Pyglet or TCOD (The Doryen Library for roguelikes) if you want a tiny bit of graphical flair, but keep it mostly command-line based.

A Simple Puzzle Platformer (using Pygame):

The Idea: Create a small 2D game where the core mechanic is physics-based puzzles, not jumping skill. Maybe the player can only manipulate the environment (e.g., placing blocks, reversing gravity) using a limited energy source.

Python Focus: This is the classic Pygame project. It's challenging enough to teach you game loops, sprite handling, and basic collision, but small enough to finish quickly.

An AI-Driven Card Game or Simulator:

The Idea: Create a simple two-player card game (like a simplified Hearthstone or Magic) where you implement the rules, and the player's job is to code the best AI player to beat your built-in AI.

Python Focus: This is a meta-game that uses your Python scripting skills as the main feature. You get to focus on game balance and AI logic, which is a great skill to develop.

Start small, pick the one that sounds most fun right now, and good luck!

[sattarrasouli]

If you know python well, i highly recommend start creating RAG.

To get idea what it is, check out my repo.