EasyPyEngine is a beginner-friendly 2D game engine for Python, written in C using SDL2.
It provides a built-in game loop, simple asset loading, and basic rendering utilities for rapid prototyping and learning game development.

• 🎮 Built-in game loop
• 🕹 Keyboard input handling
• 📦 Sprite system (images and rectangles)
• ✔️ Delta-time support for smooth movement
• ⚙️ Simple and readable Python API

👉 The Game

import easyPyEngine as epe

engine = epe.Engine("My Game", 800, 600)

sprite = epe.Sprite()
sprite.add_image(engine, "path/to/image.png", 100, 100)

sp2 = epe.Sprite()
sp2.add_rect(100, 100, (255, 0, 0), 1)

x = 100
y = 400
speed = 200

def update(dt):
    global x, y

    engine.clear(color=(135, 206, 235))
    engine.draw_rect(0, 500, 800, 600, (124, 252, 0), 1)

    sp2.draw(engine, 100, 400)
    sprite.draw(engine, x, y)

    if engine.is_key_pressed("w"):
        sprite.height += 2
    if engine.is_key_pressed("s"):
        sprite.height -= 2
    if engine.is_key_pressed("a"):
        x -= speed * dt
    if engine.is_key_pressed("d"):
        x += speed * dt

engine.run(update)
engine.quit()

Explore the guides below to begin using the engine:

• Getting Started – Setup, build and install basics
• Usage – API reference and example code

Check out this part of the documentation: Getting Started

EasyPyEngine was developed as part of the Moonshot Hack Club event.
It’s designed to introduce Python developers to game engine fundamentals without overwhelming complexity.

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on reporting bugs, proposing features, and submitting pull requests.
Before contributing, please ensure you follow the code style and documentation standards.

This project is licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for more details.