games-collection 1.2.1

A comprehensive collection of classic card, paper, dice, logic, and word games with AI opponents and both CLI and GUI interfaces

Games Collection

The Games Collection brings together more than forty classic games implemented in Python. Card tables, pen-and-paper puzzles, dice showdowns, word challenges, and logic brainteasers all live in a single repository with shared engines, artificial intelligence opponents, and optional graphical interfaces.

The project targets players who want quick access to familiar favourites and contributors who enjoy extending game mechanics or experimenting with strategy algorithms.

Highlights

• Broad catalogue – 49 playable games spanning card, paper, dice, logic, and word genres. See the Games Catalogue for the full list.
• Multiple interfaces – Launch titles from the command line, via the games-collection menu, or with Tkinter/PyQt graphical front ends where available.
• Reusable infrastructure – Common modules provide AI strategies, save/load support, event dispatch, replay recording, accessibility helpers, and more.
• Educational tooling – Several games ship with hint systems, tutorials, and probability calculators that make the collection a useful teaching aid.

Installation

From PyPI

Install the published package to get the latest stable release:

pip install games-collection

Optional extras install the GUI stack and developer tooling:

pip install games-collection[gui]
pip install games-collection[dev]

From Source

Working on the codebase or trying unreleased features? Clone the repository and perform an editable install:

git clone https://github.com/saint2706/Games.git
cd Games
pip install -e .[dev]

Running games

After installation you have several options:

• Interactive menu – Run games-collection to browse all installed titles.

• Console scripts – Call commands such as games-blackjack, games-tic-tac-toe, or games-farkle directly.

• Module execution – Use Python’s module runner when you want additional flags or to inspect help text:

  python -m card_games.blackjack --help
  python -m paper_games.connect_four --gui
  python -m dice_games.craps
  

Many games accept a --gui flag to launch graphical interfaces. PyQt5 is the primary GUI framework, with Tkinter available as a fallback. You can select a specific framework with --gui-framework pyqt5 or --gui-framework tkinter.

Repository layout

card_games/      Card-based titles such as Blackjack, Poker, Uno, and Hearts
paper_games/     Board and pencil games including Chess, Sudoku, and Yahtzee
dice_games/      Dice-driven experiences like Craps and Farkle
logic_games/     Puzzle boxes such as Sokoban and Minesweeper
word_games/      Vocabulary challenges including Crossword and Trivia
common/          Shared engines, AI strategies, GUIs, persistence, accessibility
scripts/         Launchers registered as console entry points
docs/            Sphinx documentation (rewritten from scratch)
examples/        Sample integrations and automation snippets
tests/           Automated test suite mirroring the package structure

Development workflow

1. Install dependencies with pip install -e .[dev].
2. Format code with black . and ruff check --fix . (line length 160).
3. Run static analysis using mypy . and, optionally, radon cc ....
4. Execute the full test suite: pytest or pytest --cov. Fixtures live under tests/fixtures.
5. Update documentation in docs/ and add entries to CHANGELOG.md for notable changes.

Pre-commit hooks (pre-commit install) help keep commits consistent.

Documentation

This README provides a high-level summary. Detailed user and developer guides live in the Sphinx documentation. Build the HTML site with:

cd docs
pip install -r requirements.txt
make html

Generated pages will be available in docs/build/html/index.html.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or discussion to propose new ideas, then follow the steps in CONTRIBUTING.md. Remember to include tests and documentation updates alongside code changes.

License

This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for full terms.