there is none, just like there is none in Python. PyGame is not a standard library package. Did you install PyGame by hand, or did you use their installer? I

there is none, just like there is none in Python. PyGame is not a standard library package. Did you install PyGame by hand, or did you use their installer? Internally, it actually has a lot of moving parts; not only does Go not have PyGame itself, it'll be a while before we even have the parts that PyGame requires to make something like it in Go. Python was nine years old by the time PyGame started, and it was another few years before it achieved traction; Go isn't nine years old now, so... it's not surprising that there's nothing quite like PyGame. We don't have that level of maturity with Go. Those things will likely come in time, but for now, that's a trade-off. Anyway, there are rumors that you can use OpenGL from Go, but I've never tried it. https://github.com/go-gl https://github.com/go-gl and if you really want graphics, why not use Processing, OpenFrameworks, Cinder, or one of the languages supported by Unity? Go tends to really shine for writing servers. Of course, you could always use Go to write a game server for a multiplayer PyGame game.