Re: Wich library to using in Python?
Both Pygame and Pyglet are equally good, but if you were to pick from only those two then Pyglet can give you a bit more flexibility and power as it has hardware acceleration with 3D support if you need it. Pyglet can also handle 3D audio via OpenAL with a bit of adjustment, but enabling that may not be as simple as you'd like, so going with libaudioverse or PyAL could be a more straight forward choice if you need more advanced audio.
I'm becoming quite fond of Tolk, the setup was relatively painless, it's fairly reliable, compact, and seems to pack nicely with pyinstaller. Pyttsx is also really reliable, but only supports native TTS options. I primarily program with Pyglet, so if you like I can supply a template script demonstrating how to create a window, use the keyboard, audio, etc.
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