Learners will design, implement, and customize a complete Snake Game in Python using Pygame while mastering essential game development concepts. By the end of this course, participants will be able to apply programming fundamentals, control user input, manage game logic, integrate scoring systems, and enhance gameplay with sound, visuals, and speed customization.



Snake Game in Python with Pygame: Build & Customize
This course is part of Game Mechanics with Python and Pygame Specialization

Instructor: EDUCBA
Access provided by The National Institute of Engineering
What you'll learn
Build and customize a complete Snake Game in Python.
Implement controls, scoring, and speed mechanics.
Add visuals, sounds, and modular design for polish.
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October 2025
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There are 2 modules in this course
This module introduces the fundamentals of Python game development using Pygame, guiding learners through project setup, game structure, snake creation, movement controls, and core mechanics like drawing, color design, and score tracking. Learners will establish a strong coding foundation for building the Snake Game.
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9 videos4 assignments
This module focuses on enhancing and finalizing the Snake Game by introducing boundaries, food mechanics, testing, sound effects, background customization, and speed control. Learners will refine gameplay to deliver a polished, interactive experience.
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5 videos3 assignments
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