Python Minesweeper
A classic logic puzzle game, rebuilt from scratch in Python with SDL by a team of four students at Texas A&M University.
Project Details
This classic logic puzzle game was developed from the ground-up by a small team of four students at Texas A&M University. Rebuilding the well-known game of Minesweeper using Python and the SDL library was a learning experience that allowed the students to express their creativity. The project is open-source and available to be forked on GitHub. The game follows the standard rules: players left-click to reveal tiles and right-click to flag potential mines. Numbered tiles indicate the count of adjacent mines, requiring logical deduction to clear the board safely. The UI includes a timer, a mine counter, a reset button, and a high-scores page.
Minesweeper, written from scratch in Python. This classic logic puzzle game was developed by a small team of four students at Texas A&M University as a proof of concept. Rebuilding the well-known game of Minesweeper from the ground-up using Python and SDL was a learning experience and allowed the students to express their creativity with the Python language.
For a better visual experience, go here: PySweep Website [Source Code]
