Learn Godot 4 by making 2 games

In this course you'll learn the basics of programming a 2D Metroidvania game similar to Hollow Knight or Celeste and a 2D RPG similar to Zelda A link to the past with lots of different mechanic like double jumping, using a sword to kill enemy and break elements, breaking platform and way much more.

I will cover in this course everything you need to know about creating a 2D game in the Godot Engine 4. This course cover all important aspects of creating a 2D game in Godot including:

• Game mechanics like player movement, double jump, collectibles, wall slide, wall jump

• Creating a health system inspired by Zelda with a system of heart

• Enemy

• Adding mechanic like a sword to slash the enemy or break crates

• Scene structure and project organization

• Sound effects & music

• Creating a saving system in two different ways

• Creating a map to display the position of your player

• Learning how to use shader

This list is not exhaustive - please see the course outline for a glimpse into what you're about to learn soon.

I have made that course for beginner looking to understand the key concept of programming as well as for programmer coming from different engine (like Unity or GameMaker) that want to create a lots of different key mechanic of a game that are rarely covered in Godot 4.

What you’ll learn

• 2D platformer mechanics - double jumping, collectables, enemies, sword

• 2D RPG mechanics: system of doors to open with keys, enemy throwing projectile at us, patrolling enemy

• Sounds effects, doors and switches to change levels

• Godot Engine Concepts - leveraging a variety of nodes, structuring scenes, signals, and more

• Creating map and a flexible saving system

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

• Some programming knowledge are a plus, but you can start from scratch, GDscript (the langage used in Godot) is one of the easiest language for game development

Who this course is for:

• Beginner

• Intermediate programmers

• Intermediate game developers

• Beginner game developers with programming experience

• Individuals who are looking to push their project over the edge by adding lots of fun game mechanics