Minecraft

Written entirely in Python, the code is straightforward and easy to modify, making it ideal for beginners to understand game development concepts without complex syntax or compiled languages.

Explicitly designed as a teaching tool, the project encourages experimentation with simple code changes to engage learners, especially children familiar with Minecraft, as highlighted in the 'Goals and Vision' section.

With basic movement, block placement, and flying mode replicated from Minecraft, it allows rapid experimentation and learning of 3D graphics and input handling using Pyglet, as shown in the gameplay instructions.

The README outlines a goal to evolve into a library with hooks for terrain generation and parameters like gravity, providing a forward-thinking approach for customization, though this is aspirational and not yet fully realized.