Spyral is a library/engine for developing 2D games in Python 2.X, with a focus in rapid development and clean design. Any system that runs Pygame should be able to run Spyral. Instead of import pygame, you’ll just use import spyral instead.
Pre-requisites
Using Spyral on the XO Laptop
Spyral was specifically designed for developing XO laptop games. Spyral’s main source of documentation can be found at the Platipy project, which documents Spyral in the context of a university course for which it was developed. Visit the Platipy Project
Using Spyral Elsewhere
A simple Skeleton , along with many other examples are available.
Known Bugs
Not compliant with 3.x (XO laptops use Python 2.5, so we don’t target 3.x).
Release files for spyral 0.9.6
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