🎓 CodingNinjaXtreme: Beginner Python Projects Welcome to CodingNinjaXtreme, a curated collection of beginner-friendly Python games and mini-projects created by a young coder! Whether you're just starting or exploring game development with Python, these projects provide fun, hands-on experience working with real code.
Some games are original creations, while others are inspired by popular YouTube tutorials — perfect for tinkering, learning, and leveling up your skills.
🎮 Projects Included 🏃♂️ RetroRunner A side-scrolling endless runner game where you dodge obstacles and survive as long as possible. 🧠 Learn: game loops, keyboard input, collision detection, score tracking 🎥 Credit: ClearCode
👾 Space Invaders Shoot down waves of enemies before they reach your base in this modern remake of the arcade classic. 🧠 Learn: sprite movement, shooting mechanics, enemy spawning, sound effects 🎥 Inspired by: Build With Python
☄️ Astro Avoid Pilot a spaceship and avoid incoming asteroids in this fast-paced survival game. 🧠 Learn: Pygame basics, object spawning, velocity handling, game over states 🎥 Inspired by: Tech With Tim
⚔️ Ancient War Game A turn-based strategy game where two armies face off in battle. 🧠 Learn: game state management, simple AI, turn logic, UI 🎥 Inspired by: Ninedeadeyes
🥷 Cyber Ninja Play the role of a hacker trying to guess the password in this cryptic game. 🧠 Learn: string handling, input validation, basic AI logic 🎥 Inspired by: Ninedeadeyes
🚧 Dodge the Falling Blocks Move your player left and right to avoid falling blocks raining from above. The longer you survive, the harder it gets! 🧠 Learn: object collision, random generation, increasing difficulty, movement logic 🎥 Original Project
🚁 Helicopter Game Hold to fly and release to descend — navigate a helicopter through tight cave walls and avoid crashing. 🧠 Learn: gravity simulation, obstacle scrolling, input timing 🎥 Inspired by: Classic Flash Game
🏓 Pong A classic 2-player game where you bounce a ball back and forth. First to score wins! 🧠 Learn: ball physics, paddle movement, scorekeeping, game loop 🎥 Original Project
🐤 Flappy Bird Tap to flap and fly your bird through pipes without hitting them. Sounds easy? It’s not! 🧠 Learn: gravity, jumping mechanics, pipe generation, collision detection 🎥 Original Project
🚗 Car Game Steer your car to dodge oncoming traffic as you race down the road. 🧠 Learn: vertical scrolling, enemy cars, score tracking, game speed scaling 🎥 Inspired by: Click Clack Code
🐍 Snake Eat food, grow longer, and avoid hitting yourself or the walls in this retro snake game. 🧠 Learn: grid logic, snake movement, food spawning, game over states 🎥 Original Project
🎈 Balloon Pop Pop the colorful balloons before they float away in this fun and fast-paced arcade game. 🧠 Learn: collision detection, event handling, scoring system, simple animations 🎥 Original Project
🤝 Contribute Want to improve one of the games? Add a new feature? Fix a bug? Pull requests are warmly welcome! I’m learning too, so feel free to leave helpful feedback or suggestions.
⭐ If you like this project, consider starring the repo — it helps others find it!
🛠️ Getting Started To run these projects on your computer:
bash Copy Edit git clone https://github.com/CodingNinjaXtreme/Coding-Projects.git cd Coding-Projects
Thank you for your interest in contributing to CodingNinjaXtreme! Whether you would like to add a new feature, fix bugs, improve documentation, or suggest ideas, your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Here are some guidelines to get you started:
- Fork the repository and create your branch from
main(e.g.,feature/my-new-feature). - Write clear, concise commit messages explaining your changes.
- Test your changes before submitting a pull request to ensure everything works as expected.
- Follow existing code style and formatting to keep the codebase consistent.
- Include comments and documentation for any new functionality or significant changes.
- Open a Pull Request (PR) describing what you changed and why.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please open an issue or contact me directly.
Thank you for helping make this project better!