Pyxel Tutorial Hits Part 15, Developers Still Dodging Same Tunnels Since Part 1

A recent article introduced a sample code for a 2D game using Pyxel, a Python library for creating games. The game, titled Tunnel Dodge Game 2, features a player that must navigate through tunnels, with the goal of achieving the highest score possible. The game is written in Python and utilizes the Pyxel library to create a tilemap background and handle user input. The code consists of two main files, sprite.py and main.py, which define the game's logic and graphics. The game has three modes: title, play, and game over, and features a scoring system that increments as the player progresses through the tunnels. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the game's code and functionality, making it a useful resource for developers looking to get started with game development using Pyxel. The game's simplicity and ease of use make it an ideal project for beginners, and its open-source nature allows for customization and modification.