Here is a list of resources that will prove to be helpful for developing your game. Included is access to free tutorials to provide guidance, as well as assets that may be used for art and sound.
If you get stuck on where to begin, try following a tutorial that gets you to produce a game, it’s much easier to get working from there.
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Here are a few resources that may help you get started. This first is the GitHub Repository link for the PyGame demo. The second is zip containing basic resources that were designed by Justin Oliver Kwon at GDSC. You may use these resources freely. The third is Zip all the the code I went through in the live demo - I have excluded the actual files for the discussion regarding spritesheets. This is because I have done a better job of explaining it on the GitHub repo (in sprite.py specifically) than in the spritesheet.py file.
Also a note on the PyGame demo, I have not filtered any of the code from the demo as I said I would. Feel free to use your ctrl/command c + ctrl/command c v as much as you’d like.
If you have not used GitHub before I will be posting a short tutorial on using it by the end of Friday. For now just click on the link before, click on the green code button in the middle of the screen, and then download the Zip file.
GitHub - GoodGameRuler/GDSC-PyGame
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