A couple of months ago, I started investigating free libraries for developing isometric games in Python.
I found the pygame-based project Pyplace but there hadn't been a release since 2001.
So I decided to start my own, which I've called pyso.
As a starting point, in particular because I have no experience with either pygame or writing isometric games, I've just cleaned up Pyplace (which was, how shall I say this politely, quite idiosyncratic in parts).
You can get my initial effort at:
It currently is really just the last Pyplace release taken apart, cleaned up a little and put back together again.
The next release will likely be quite different and more my own work.
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