How to conclude a computer game

Theory and practice for great computer game plan and development with Godot game engine

Created byMDC lessons Development company

Last updated 1/2026

English

What you'll learn

You will know how to plan a computer game creation
Will be able to do time content management in game development and practical activities like instancing nodes, object groups and scenes.
Will know how to conclude started computer game
You will be able to use Godor game engine IDE

Course content

5 sections • 25 lectures • 2h 2m total length

Intro3:02
When you have not concluded game it's possible you create it without game plan. You need to understand what is game plan and how to create one for your not concluded game.
Time content management3:02
Time-content management is basic tool for game plan creation.
Game creation start2:49
Beginning of game creation is most important part of whole game creation.

Game creation start - second part3:05
Code and design in first level is reusable basic for entire game.
Create game plan2:14
You practice is to create computer game plan for your game.
Content support of block one2:38
Good game script3:23
Game is good when script support easy contend adding.
Game engine for example3:48
Free game engine for instancing example.
Instancing scene possibilities4:05
With instancing scene you can easily add content to your game.

Recapitulation of previous knowledge3:20
To repeat with understanding is part of learning.
Simplicity3:20
Simple can be great.
Path of simplicity3:20
Beginner in game development need to stay on path of simplicity.
Introduction to Godot 3.1 game engine3:20
Introduction to group of practical lectures.
Game project2:12
How to download Godot game engine and create a game project.
Game scene3:22
Creation of 2D game scene.
Main character in game5:30
Simple movement.
Movement for character3:14
How to set constant movement.
Using keyboard3:07
GD Script input command for keyboard using.

Character move in game space2:57
Moving game character in four screen direction.
Create 2D scene with GD Script4:15
Create a 2D scene with gd script by adding a node, creating a script, configuring a rigid body with a rectangle collision shape, and enabling visible collisions for debugging.
Preparing 2D scene for instancing4:23
How to instance prepared 2D scene into main.
Instancing scene explanation4:06
Explain instancing a scene by creating collision shapes for rigid bodies with a rectangle shape, random positions, and gravity scale, adjustable via export variables.
Game plan details2:43
Details in game plan will help you time-content management.
Support course0:49
Learn how to conclude a computer game and effectively apply wrap-up strategies. Understand the role of support during the ending stage to enhance player experience.

Requirements

This course not need any requirements.

Description

Are you plan to make a computer game? Do you need to conclude one? This course will teach you how to plan and realize computer game. This is paid course, but many lectures are in preview mode, so people without money for a course can learn it also. First part of course are group of theoretical micro lectures, and after it is a part of practical micro lectures.

Course use terminology from Godot , Unity and Unreal. All practical examples are made under Godot 3 game engine.

If you make your first computer game, developing games or concluding a game you will need to understand computer game theory about planing 2D or 3D games. It's not important what type of game you make platformer, grid-based, rts, mmo, 3d platformer, adventure, puzzle, rpg, shooter, clicker, tycoon, mini games, archery, hyper, casual, or any other, it's wise for you to know how to conclude it, save time and be more productive.

The tutorial is for advanced and beginner students who have wide programming knowledge like animation, design, GD Script, java script, particle creation, shader creation, 2d or 3d skeletons, and want to implement this know how methods to conclude computer game. In course you will learn how to implement all of your knowledge in time-content manner.

Who this course is for:

Anyone interested to conclude started or create new computer game.

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 9min

First part of game plan6 lectures • 19min

Work support game plan9 lectures • 31min

Practical lectures towards simple game creation6 lectures • 19min

Bonus content1 lecture • 44min

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