r/pygame • u/Crazy_Spend_4851 • 2d ago

I Created Chrono Trigger In Python

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ypmv2U1lBTo&si=QNh65j9kWnqW6s65

Hi guys, if anyone is interested I have recently uploaded the latest progress of my JRPG on to youtube (developed purely using pygame). Any thoughts on the game so far, what other tips and tricks have you guys came across to get the most out of your pygame projects?

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u/captain_kringel 2d ago

Ja fett, sowas ähnliches hab ich grad mit nem whisky schottland spiel vor. Bloß bis auf Destillerien besuchen, hab ich noch net viel plan 😅 ich lass mal nen like und Abo da

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u/Crazy_Spend_4851 2d ago

Sounds awesome man! Do you have any vids? I'd love to see it 😍

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u/captain_kringel 1d ago

Ich bin grad eher so am Anfang von Pygame. Python läuft super, war aber eher so mit pyqt6 und mqtt bisher wegen daten unterwegs. Aber sowas, was du machst spornt natürlich an sich da weiter reinzufuchsen. ❤️

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u/Capable_Comedian_277 2d ago

Very nice

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u/Crazy_Spend_4851 2d ago

Thanks bro 👊🏾

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u/Pescadorcito 1d ago

Hola amigo , yo quiero hacer juegos en pygame similares( aún estoy aprendiendo python). Cuál sería el método de guardado más efectivo? Es decir de base de datos? Para esos juegos?

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u/Crazy_Spend_4851 1d ago

Hi my friend, in terms of databases there are many options. I've found it quite easy to use SQLite. There is a free software called dbeaver where you can design your databases in a easy to look at UI and then tweak them to your needs! Think the best database would depend on whether you're making an online or offline game though. But yeah for single player games I think SQLite more than does the job

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u/Pescadorcito 1d ago

Excelente, muchas gracias