arkanoid.py from PyGamii is a clone of Arkanoid or Breakout. PyGamii is an engine for ASCII games, which only has less LOC at this moment.

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Although it’s named arkanoid.py, I don’t see any power-ups falling down. Since it’s just an example, I shouldn’t expect much from it, it doesn’t have a score.

The library is small, but it uses PyGame for audio, and that probably is the reason why PyGamii named “PyGamii.” It’s not officially supports Python 2, but I found it has no problem to run with it, just it’s kind of glitch in display.

PyGamii was created by Carlos Maniero, written In Python 2/3 with readchar, termcolor, and optional Pygame for audio under the MIT License, currently git-2fe2332 (2015-12-15).