A menu for pygame. Simple, and easy to use
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Aug 24, 2021 - Python
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A menu for pygame. Simple, and easy to use
A racing game that runs in the terminal
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In the README.md, it'd be cool to have a list of interesting puzzles that users can choose to play, rather than a random puzzle
For example, including less-frequently used letters like
X,Z,Q, or finding 7-letter pangrams, etc...(also consider scraping previous NYTimes letters: https://www.shunn.net/bee/?past=1 )