This repo contains simple games in python. These games are for beginners in Python. I coded these myself when I had started learning python. This repo is useful for anyone who is interested in building good coding skills and want to emerge as a good Python developer. No one can start with large projects until they do such small projects.
Hangman is a primitive word hunt game. My version is built as a simple terminal game.
For source code see - https://github.com/pareksha/Python_games/blob/master/Hangman.py
This is the easiest game for any coder. It illustrates the usefulness of the random module for any coder.
For source code see - https://github.com/pareksha/Python_games/blob/master/Guessing_game.py
A zero-cross game built on the terminal. You play against the computer. It took me 8 hours to build the algorithm (as a beginner). Even if you don't wanna build it, go play and have fun. Let's see if you can win this one!
For source code see - https://github.com/pareksha/Python_games/blob/master/tic_tac_toe.py
Mouse hunter is a board game in which a computer hides a mouse in a grid of your choice. You have to find the mouse within a limited number of guesses. But this isn't the real fun!
The real thing that may surprise you is that you can hide the mouse and the computer will be happy to find it for you. And you know what the computer can be much more intelligent than you if you program it so!
For source code see - https://github.com/pareksha/Python_games/blob/master/mouse_hunter.py
Maths tester is made on the python module Tkinter. Tkinter is used for building native GUI in python. The application (for kids), tests your calculative skills by showing simple maths questions. It comes with an integrated timer and a submit button to view scores at the end.
Additional dependency required - Tkinter
Download Tkinter, run - sudo apt-get install python-tk
For more information on tkinter,see https://docs.python.org/3/library/tk.html