OPEngine 2 (Python 3)

Created: June 2016 - Last updated: September 2016
I made a game engine in python, to test it's viableness to run a much bigger game engine with bigger games.
It turns out that python is fairly bad when it comes to 3D rendering.
All graphics processing by the game engine was done on the CPU, no OpenGL or DirectX was used.

You can make games for the engine by creating a game file similar to ControlCube.py, and changing the code in the engine file to run it.

Download - You need to unzip the files for it to work.

How to use:
To run the more up-to-date engine, run ControlCube.py, as the game file launches OPEngine itself.
If you are trying to run it on a school/work computer with surveillance software, it probably won't want the application changing its title 30 times a second, so only the old one will work.
If you want to see why it's not that good as a game engine, run the older version when games were still built in to the engine file.