Open Source Python Simulation Games

Kirsten’s Viewer is a fast, modern Third‑Party Viewer (TPV) for Second Life, registered under the official TPV directory. It’s built for creators, photographers, and advanced users who want a clean, modern viewer with a focus on high performance on high end PC's Anaglyph 3D Mode , OpenCL‑based Visual Effects, Aggressive Optimisation, vcpkg + PowerShell One‑Click Build Automation, Highly Tuned Graphics Path , Many Other Cutting‑Edge Features — ongoing experimental work, performance improvements, and creator‑driven enhancements continue to push the viewer forward.

Geist3D is a graphics engine complete with an integrated development environment. It combines an extensible Scene Graph API with a Petri Net runtime kernel, the Lua scripting engine and rigid body physics.

Generic Collectible Card Game is a multiplayer multiplatform implementation of a card game engine. The card game engine is designed to be of general purpose core for several modules each defining the game specific behaviour.

The goal of Motorsport is to become the most realistic simulation of wheeled vehicles possible. The addition of cars and tracks will be a simple task, and there will be a system for customization of most of the simulator features.

UnBGameDev is a student game development project at the University of Brasilia/Brazil. Our main goal is to learn by means of producing small games using free technologies, such as Ogre3D, Lua and Microsoft XNA.

Library for manipulating hexagonal grids. Supports arbitrary areas and paths. Routing algorithms: find best path, find movement horizon. Output as SVG - which you can easily convert to PNG or JPG. Interface from C++, Python and JavaScript.

nXtank will evoke the flexibility of design and addictive action of Xtank in a modern gaming engine.

vhdPLUS Development Framework is a modern, fully component oriented simulation engine and middleware solution created by and reflecting many years of the R&D experience of both the MIRALab, University of Geneva and VRlab, EPFL labs in the domain of VR/AR

webCAMotion is a program that uses your webcam to simulate a mouse.