Godot 2d Academy: Create A Brotato Style Game With Godot 4
Published 5/2025
Created by Gianny Dantas
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 95 Lectures ( 12h 16m ) | Size: 7.13 GB
Master 2D Game Development with the Latest Version of Godot and GDScript
What you'll learn
Master Godot 4 and its interface to create 2D games.
Implement a modular spawner.
Create item systems with tiers.
Build interactive panels.
Reuse scenes and classes.
Create a complete weapon system.
Add a Sound Manager
Master the use of Resources
Requirements
Have a solid foundation in Godot 4.
A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.
A PC or laptop capable of running Godot 4.4.
Description
Learn to Create a Brotato-Style Game with Godot 4Are you looking to boost your game development skills using Godot 4 and GDScript?This course is for you!In this project, we'll practice the basics of Godot 4 and take our skills further by building a Brotato-style game packed with mechanics and systems found in Bullet Hell or Survivor games. You'll find everything you need to master Godot-one of the most powerful and fast-growing tools in the industry.What will you learn in this course?Scene compositionScene and class inheritanceWorking with different nodesCreating reusable componentsBuilding user interfacesCreating item systemsBuilding a full weapon systemCreating entity systemsDesigning panels and cardsCreating item tiersMaking a complete spawnerGetting items based on tiersBringing enemies to life with abilitiesStructured programmingAnd much more!You'll also get access to:All assets and resources used in the courseFull source code to download and compareGodot is growing fast, and now is the best time to learn it. Become a professional game developer and start building your own projects with Godot 4 and GDScript.Enroll now and take your passion for game development to the next level!
Who this course is for
People interested in 2D game development who want to improve their skills.
Programming and design students who want to apply their knowledge in practical and creative projects.
Developers with experience in other engines looking to expand their skills and explore new capabilities.
Video game enthusiasts who want to understand the creation process and develop their own games.
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