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by indigochill
1890 days ago
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If you're just in the beginning stage of thinking about game development as a hobby, I highly recommend just jumping on a project without getting too hung up on the engine. I've shipped hobby games using Unity, RPG Maker, and UE4, but I've also shipped a (crappy) ASCII platformer on top of ncurses. The highest value from the exercise is just jumping in and figuring things out. That's a preamble to recommending to check out popular open source games like OpenTTD, 0 A.D., or Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. None of them use Godot, but they all use game development principles that you would apply in Godot if you were using it. |
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