Try this out and see if any of these tickle your fancy: http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonGameLibraries

He said 3d, so Pygame is not advised, rather:
panda3d

I agree with those who have suggested [color="#0000FF"]Panda3D -- it's a good choice for someone already experienced with Python wanting to make a 3d game, and has been used in a number of commercial games including at least one Massively Multiplayer Online Game from Disney ([color="#0000FF"]Pirates of the Caribbean Online). You can see the [color="#0000FF"]feature list here, and the [color="#0000FF"]documentation here. It's also both free and open-sourced, even for commercial use.

Note that Panda3D may have a steep learning curve if you're still a beginner, although it should be easy to pick up if you've had a reasonable amount of experience with Python.


If you're after an alternative that is simpler to start with you could take a look at [color="#0000FF"]Unity3d as nfries88 suggested above. Unity scripting can be done with C#, UnityScript (similar to JavaScript), or with Boo (similar to Python), although a lot of work can also be done with pretty minimal scripting, and the community and documentation are very helpful.

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