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Decide on the game concept and basic mechanics: You need to choose the type of game you want to create, its basic mechanics, and any rules that will govern the game.

Plan out the structure of the game: You need to design the basic structure of the game. This includes how the game will start, how different levels or worlds will be accessed, the types of objects, and the interactions of the player within the game.

Choose a programming framework: Python has a number of different frameworks and libraries that you can use to create games. Choose the one that suits your needs the best. Some popular frameworks include Pygame, Tkinter, PyOpenGL, and Pyglet.

Set up the development environment: Download and set up the Python development environment. This should include a good code editor, the appropriate Python libraries, and any third-party tools that you may need.

Write the code: Start building the game by writing the appropriate code. This includes creating the different game objects, designing the game levels, and setting up the player interactions.

Test and debug: After you have written the code, it's crucial to test it thoroughly and identify any bugs or errors. Test the game for speed, usability, and functionality.

Deploy the game: Once everything is working as expected, it’s time to deploy the game. This may mean creating an installer, uploading the game to a website or app store, or distributing it via other channels.

Keep iterating: After the game is released, gather feedback and work on improving it. Keep iterating until you get the desired response from your audience.