I'm learning python programming and I want to know if it's possible to create big games in python and pygame library or should I learn another language?

Question

Programming

what programming language is suitable for creating games (without game engines unity, UE, godot, etc.)

Answer 1

Any language will do.
The game is not special effects, not graphics, not music.
It all depends on your talent as a programmer and game designer.

Answer 2

Strictly speaking, the mechanics and interface of the game can be described in any language, including scripting. Personally, I prefer Lua, as the simplest of the rather powerful languages. It is even simpler than Python, although it is poorer in terms of built-in capabilities out of the box. The main plus is that the logic of the game can be easily modified by ordinary players, and this gives the game a second wind in advance.
But it's still better to write the core of the game in another language, faster, where all parts of the game that are critical to performance will be implemented. It can be a popular engine, as such, or an engine + layer of code from the game developer.

Answer 3

Python is not for you. It is not suitable for creating games and even for creating ordinary programs for use by third-party users. Python is a language for ancillary work in one customized place.
So, if you want to write games, learn a normal, compiled language right away. Knowing one python will not do anything. Especially the game