Normally if I want to create a multimedia application I tend to turn towards SFML, particularly with D or dlang. I decided I wanted to do something with Python this time and I wanted to try a different library or framework so I gave Raylib a try. I'm pleased to say it was a success.
I was able to create a window with the standard Hello, World, message. Then I used Pyinstaller to package it all together into a single executable file. It came in at 14 mbs, but that includes the Raylib library, making it truly portable.
Of course when it comes to creating an actual game, pygame is much more common, but something like Raylib is certainly a viable option too.