Ognom Keeper

I recently had the opportunity to try out Ognom Keeper - a game that utilizes the pymunk library, which contains bindings to the physics engine chipmunk. This results in smooth and realistic physics simulations throughout the game.

In Ognom Keeper, players are tasked with drawing walls using their mouse to guide a bouncing ball towards the finish line. The gameplay is engaging and challenging, with the physics engine responding realistically to the player's actions.

One of the standout features of Ognom Keeper is its level editor. This allows users to create custom levels to play, adding an extra layer of replayability to the game. However, I did notice that the level editor is currently not a stable release, so users may encounter some bugs and errors while using it.

Overall, I found Ognom Keeper to be a fun and addictive game that makes excellent use of the pymunk library's physics capabilities. The addition of a level editor enhances the game's replay value, although users should be aware of the current instability of the feature.