pyengine | the skeletris engine , extracted here for re-use | Game Engine library

pyengine is a Python library typically used in Gaming, Game Engine, Pygame applications. pyengine has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Note: This has bugs, it's not well documented, and it's not very pleasant to use!. This was originally the core "engine" of Skeletris, built on top of pygame, and I've extracted it here as a standalone resource. It sidesteps most of pygame's rendering API to interface directly with PyOpenGL instead. This means you can't use pygame-y stuff like pygame.draw, pygame.font, and direct surface manipulation & blitting to put stuff onto the screen. Instead, you load or create a massive spritesheet that contains all the sprites you'll ever need, bind it to the GPU, and work solely with those for the entire game. You create a fixed number of "sprite layers", fill them with "sprite objects" (AKA sub-rectangles of the original sheet), update their positions, sizes, etc., and then render each layer to the screen with a single draw call. In exchange for flexibily, you get speed. That's the idea anyways.