pygsear is a set of python libraries which work with pygame. pygsear takes care of much of the lower level setup of sprites and events and objects so that you can get right to the coding of your game.

The latest version is 0.53.2 released December 9, 2006

pygsear-0.53.2.tgz
pygsear-0.53.2.zip

The old games distribution should still work with 0.53.2:

pygsear-games-0.53.1.tgz
pygsear-games-0.53.1.zip

Older versions and signature files are available on the pygsear download page.

These require python and pygame.

See the pygsear documentation here: Pygsear Documentation

The distribution comes with many examples:

• rotate.py, demonstrates sprites with automatic rotation.
• buttonTest.py, shows a few different input widgets.
• penguin.py, is a turtle-graphics-like module. Run it to see the tests, or import it in the interpreter to play with it interactively. Meet pete!
• bulb.py, is the start of an interactive tutorial.
• euclid.py, is another turtle-graphics-like module. This one draws a Cartesian coordinate system.
• pygsaw.py, a jigsaw puzzle
• pong.py, you know what this is about

There is a separate download with some games (and parts of games) written using pygsear:

• balloons, the beginnings of a shooting gallery game
• dots, connect the dots
• frog, cross the crowded road. Hop hop.
• guess, higher or lower?
• lunar, nice old-style lunar lander game
• mathemorphosis, an "educational" game
• ntris, falling blocks... configurable
• pymm, pattern matching
• tanks, networked battle or fight a simple ai
• wix, rpg in very early stages
• zap, you are the remote control

Screenshots:

version: 51 ntris. Falling blocks...	version: 53 pymm. Discover the pattern.	version: 53 lunar. Now with helpful aliens!
version: 45 Another kind of turtle	version: 45 Cellular	version: 45 Tanks
version: 37 ooooh	version: 37 aaaah	version: 37 aawww
version: 36 Moire	version: 36 Paths	version: 37 Stars
version: 31 Another interesting twist	version: 31 Yet another twist	version: 32 All of the dharma