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Pygame Studio is a visual editor built with PyGame-ce and PySide6, designed to help users create Python games visually, making it easier for beginners, students, and hobby developers to get started with game development.

Installation

Install Pygame Studio easily via pip (ensure you have Python 3.9 or higher installed):

pip install --upgrade pygamestudio

Note: Since current releases are development versions, please include --upgrade to ensure pip installs the latest development version instead of an older cached one.

After installation, run the following command in your terminal to launch the editor and verify the installation:

pygamestudio

You may also use the shortcut command:

pygs

If the Pygame Studio editor launches successfully, the installation is complete.

Dependencies

Quick Start

1. Enter the following command to launch Pygame Studio:

pygamestudio

Or use the shortcut command:

pygs

2. Click the "Create" button to create a new project.

Once created, the game project will be displayed in the Dashboard.

3. Double-click the created project to open the editing window and start your creation.

Documentation

🔗 visit https://pygamestudio.com

Release Notes

🔗 visit https://pygamestudio.com/updates_and_support/release_notes

Key Features

• Open Source & Free Forever: Released under the MIT LICENSE, free to use and modify for all purposes.
• Easy Installation: Simply run pip install pygamestudio to install the editor.
• Lightweight & Cross-Platform: Fast startup, no bulky engine, and runs smoothly on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Visual Drag & Drop Editing: Create pygame-ce projects visually.
• Beginner Friendly: Perfect for Python beginners, students, and hobby developers to learn and create.

LICENSE

Pygame Studio is open source under the MIT LICENSE.