Intro to PyGame
In this Course Hero team curated course, you will learn about PyGame, a useful library for making games in Python across Windows, Mac, and Linux. More importantly, you will learn how to integrate PyGame into a basic Python application. Thanks to Kris at http://filmsbykris.com/v4/video_page.php and Bucky from thenewboston for providing great introductions from their own experience learning how to use the PyGame library.
Table of Contents 
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Chapter 1. Engaging (~28 Minutes)
Concepts:- 1. Your First Screen (~7 Minutes)
- 2. Loading Images (~5 Minutes)
- 3. Animating Images (~4 Minutes)
- 4. Background Colors (~5 Minutes)
- 5. Sounds (~5 Minutes)
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Chapter 2. Interacting (~28 Minutes)
Concepts:- 1. Key Strokes (~4 Minutes)
- 2. Mouse Clicks and Sounds (~5 Minutes)
- 3. Image Manipulation (~3 Minutes)
- 4. Frame Rate Control (~3 Minutes)
- 5. Picture This (~4 Minutes)
- 6. Mouse Movement (~5 Minutes)
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Chapter 3. Shaping Up (~29 Minutes)
Concepts:- 1. Rectangles (~4 Minutes)
- 2. Polygons (~4 Minutes)
- 3. Circles (~7 Minutes)
- 4. Ellipse (~3 Minutes)
- 5. Lines (~3 Minutes)
- 6. Simple Drawing Program! (~5 Minutes)
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Chapter 4. Objects and Physics (~28 Minutes)
Concepts:- 1. First Class (~7 Minutes)
- 2. Randomness and Order (~3 Minutes)
- 3. Vectors and Motion (~4 Minutes)
- 4. Boundaries and Bouncing (~4 Minutes)
- 5. Gravity's a Drag (~3 Minutes)
- 6. Personal Bubbles (~4 Minutes)
About the Curator
Marek Belski
Software Engineer at Course Hero, and one of the engineers behind the course learning tool.