PyTextGame 1.0

A package for building text based games.

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Ultra python game development library!
Game development made easier than ever!

Announcement: Now PyTextGame is also available on SourceForge. Please visit the official page in SourceForge.

📃Table of content

1.Introduction
2.Features
3.Installation
4.Contributing
5.Security Policy
6.Release Notes

• Version 0.1 Beta

7. Notices

👋🏼Introduction

PyTextGame is a python library which can be used to develop text based games. It contains several features for making text-based game development faster.

©️ 2023, Himank Deka [All source code and resources]
All rights reserved.

🪶Features

• Game development made easy
• Gaming Components
• Multi genre
• Efficient
• For both personal and commercial use
• Reducing development time
• Lifetime support
• Light on RAM & Storage
• One stop solution for game devs!

📩Installation

Dependecies

• Keyboard

Downloading

1. Create a new Python virtual environment :

python -m venv myenv

2. Acitivate the virtual environment :

myenv/Scripst/activate.bat

3. Install PyTextGame in the venv :

pip install pytextgame

🤝Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.

🔐 Security Policy :

See SECURITY

🗒️Release Notes

👩🏼‍💻 Version: 0.1 Beta:

Fixing the welcome box bug. Now you can directly pass the show_welcome_box argument as

False

NEW FEATURES: New Charecter attributes in pytextgame.actors.charecters and pytextgame.actors.items package for different items such as Armour, Weapon. Please explore the code to learn more.

Version: 1.0.0 :

This is the current stable version of Pytextgame. It contains features that you will require to build your game functionalities. Currently we have kept a few main features.
We will keep updating the project introducing more and more features. Currently the main genre targeted by this project is RPG games. We will expand to more genres in the future.
We are going to release a documentation on the package, so stay tuned!

🔔Notices

[!WARNING] This package has been tested on Python 3.11 & 3.12.

[!NOTE] Live on PyPi currently.
Documentation coming soon!