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PyElectroMan is a Python port of 1992 PC game Electro Man (aka Electro Body, a cult game in Poland where it was developed).
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PyElectroMan is a Python port of 1992 PC game Electro Man (aka Electro Body, a cult game in Poland where it was developed).
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PyElectroMan

A Python port of Electro Man (1992), also known as Electro Body — a cult classic platformer developed in Poland by xLand.

About

PyElectroMan is an ongoing effort to recreate the original DOS game in Python. The project originated as a personal exercise to improve Python skills rather than as a path toward a commercial release.

The port is based on the original (unreleased) source code and uses art assets from the game, licensed under CC BY-SA.

The original game can be played online at:

The DOSBox version, ready to run on modern Windows, is available for free at GOG.com.

Project History

Development began years ago but went dormant for roughly 15 years due to the complexity of the original codebase — 30+ years old, difficult to parse, and challenging to translate accurately.

With the advent of AI-assisted development, the project has been revived as a testbed for Claude Code. Nearly all recent commits have been written by Claude Code.

Development Philosophy

  • Conversion accuracy over code quality — the goal is to faithfully recreate original behavior, even when the source code is convoluted
  • Incremental progress — given the complexity, exact 1:1 conversion may not be achievable
  • AI-assisted development — exploring what's possible when AI handles the heavy lifting of legacy code translation

Status

🚧 Work in progress — not intended as a playable release at this time.

Useful debug info

PyElectroMan Debug Shortcuts

License

Acknowledgments

  • Original game by xLand (1992)
  • AI development assistance by Claude Code

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