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README.md

Doric Engine

The Doric Engine is an open source game engine for turn-based, strategy games played on a hexagonical grid system.

Doric uses Kivy under the hood, and had its origin during the Game Camp sprint at PyCon US 2016.

Getting Started

Install kivy (via Anaconda or pip install -r requirements.txt)
Run the game using: python main.py

License

Unless otherwise indicated (with an explicit LICENSE file):

Source code for this project is released under the MIT License
All other files and assets (e.g. graphics, sound files, Jupyter Notebooks) are released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC-BY 4.0)

Game Camp

Game Camp is an open-source project aimed at helping anyone learn to make mobile games using Python, by developing teaching materials and tutorials that make the process fun and accessible. It is based on Python and Kivy, and targets Android and IOS devices. We are looking for developers, educators, designers from a wide variety of backgrounds and skill levels to help us develop the Game Camp materials.

Contacting Us

Game Camp is maintained by

Kjell Wooding: kjell@learnleapfly.org
Amy Wooding: amy@learnleapfly.org

Documentation and Chat:

Wiki: https://github.com/learnleapfly/gamecamp/wiki
Chat: https://llf-game-camp.slack.com (contact Amy for access!)

About Learn Leap Fly

Website: http://learnleapfly.org
Twitter: @LearnLeapFly