I meant some decent art can be done, I should've specified this😅. This jam is quite short for the time it takes to make a tool. Any tools are welcome as the rules say. Anyways, I wonder what would the post-jam version look like.
By the way, I'm quite surprised by the number of games made using Python 👀
Oh sorry my bad, I didn't catch what you were trying to say! I am not very surprised by all the games made with Python, it's actually an extremely friendly and viable language for games (mainly 2D, and if you're gonna have some shaders and stuff it's going to be a little bit harder). I can tell this by direct experience. If you like game development and you're considering Python, go for Pygame CE and check out DaFluffyPotato YT channel, I really recommend it to you. Once you have worked out the main things (which level editor? How to import levels? How do I use OpenGL or similar? Etc), it's really an enjoyable experience IMO.
