Simulating a tabletop game can be done for several reasons: to play the game digitally, to create computer opponent(s), or to prove someone wrong. In [Everett]’s case, he used Python to prove… ...

With that being said, there are some big games that use Python. The reason behind this may come down to Pythons benefits of being faster than most other languages to write and build.

Fabrice Salvaire, a french guy actually talked about Circuit simulation with Python in Paris back in 2017. You can check his talk on YouTube (in french) and his presentation slides.

Charlie Hall is Polygon’s tabletop editor. In 12-plus years as a journalist & photographer, he has covered simulation, strategy, and spacefaring games, as well as public policy. The Monty Python ...

We thank Motorsport Games for its efforts over the years and are ready to work with iRacing to deliver a best-in-class simulation-style NASCAR console game that’s exciting for the gaming ...