Godot 4- Design Code a Retro Atari Style 2D Game, SeaQuest

Godot 4: Design & Code a Retro Atari Style 2D Game, SeaQuest, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 62 lectures, based on 139 reviews, and has 692 subscribers.

You will learn about Godot 4: Learn everything you need to know to start making your own games. Nodes, Signals, Singletons, GDScript, etc. Programming & Problem Solving: Develop Proficiency in GDScript Programming and Game Development Problem Solving Game Design: Understand game design and the theory behind making an enjoyable game Best Practices: Master Godot 4s Best Practices that make Game Development Easier Your Games: Gain the Skills to Create Your Own Games from the Ground Up Sharing your Game: Exporting and Publishing your Game to Share with the World This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner game developers looking to start their career making video games or Existing game developers that want to learn the Godot game engine or Intermediate game developers, looking to improve their Godot workflow It is particularly useful for Beginner game developers looking to start their career making video games or Existing game developers that want to learn the Godot game engine or Intermediate game developers, looking to improve their Godot workflow.

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Summary

Title: Godot 4: Design & Code a Retro Atari Style 2D Game, SeaQuest

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.57

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Godot 4: Learn everything you need to know to start making your own games. Nodes, Signals, Singletons, GDScript, etc.

Programming & Problem Solving: Develop Proficiency in GDScript Programming and Game Development Problem Solving

Game Design: Understand game design and the theory behind making an enjoyable game

Best Practices: Master Godot 4s Best Practices that make Game Development Easier

Your Games: Gain the Skills to Create Your Own Games from the Ground Up

Sharing your Game: Exporting and Publishing your Game to Share with the World

Who Should Attend

Beginner game developers looking to start their career making video games

Existing game developers that want to learn the Godot game engine

Intermediate game developers, looking to improve their Godot workflow

Target Audiences

Beginner game developers looking to start their career making video games

Existing game developers that want to learn the Godot game engine

Intermediate game developers, looking to improve their Godot workflow

Introducing a comprehensive Godot 4 course! This course is going to teach you everything you need to know about Godot 4 and get you ready to make your own games.

Over 60 engaging videos await you, packed with invaluable insights and hands-on tutorials

Dive into 13 hours of content meticulously crafted to make you a Godot Engine expert

In this course, you’ll embark on a journey to master Godot’s best practices and harness powerful systems that will supercharge your game development:

Discover the custom-built Global Game State for seamless game management

Harness the Game Event Management System for organized, event-driven gameplay

Whether you’re a seasoned programmer or new to coding, we’ve got you covered. My explanations are tailored to ensure everyone can learn and succeed.

Learn the fundamentals of game design

Master GDScript programming – no prior experience necessary

The centerpiece of this course is a modern twist on the classic Atari 2600 game, SeaQuest, designed by the legendary Steve Cartwright in 1983. Get ready for a “retro remake” like no other! While we draw inspiration from the original, we’ll explore exciting new directions in game design.

The ultimate goal is to liberate you from the confines of “tutorial hell.” We’ve all been there, endlessly watching others create games without reaching that milestone ourselves. It’s time to change your learning strategy.

Following tutorials and courses is just the beginning. We’ll teach you to dissect game mechanics and systems, leveraging online resources to solve problems independently. When you’ve mastered this skill, you’ll have the power to create your own games from scratch.

By the end of this course, you won’t just have a completed game; you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to craft your own video games.

Enroll now and start creating your own games today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Project Setup

Lecture 1: Project Setup

Chapter 2: Developing the Player

Lecture 1: Player Input

Lecture 2: Player Movement

Lecture 3: Changing Player Direction

Lecture 4: Scene Tree Lesson

Lecture 5: Creating the Player Bullet Scene

Lecture 6: Player Bullet Movement

Lecture 7: Player Shooting

Lecture 8: Setting up Reload Delay

Lecture 9: Changing Bullet Direction & Bullet Cleanup

Lecture 10: Bullet Offset & Spread

Chapter 3: Enemies!

Lecture 1: Sharks

Lecture 2: Death to the Sharks

Lecture 3: Scene Organization and Area Fixes

Lecture 4: Enemy Spawning Intro

Lecture 5: Enemy Spawning Direction Fix & Randomness

Lecture 6: Revamped Enemy Spawning System Intro

Lecture 7: Spawning Multiple Enemies with For Loops

Lecture 8: Intro to Arrays

Lecture 9: Finishing Enemy Spawning System

Chapter 4: Rescuing People

Lecture 1: Creating the Person Scene

Lecture 2: Spawning People

Lecture 3: Intro into Singletons

Lecture 4: Creating the Global Singleton

Lecture 5: Person UI Setup

Lecture 6: Setting Up Game Events

Lecture 7: Node Ordering and Z-Index

Chapter 5: Oxygen System

Lecture 1: Oxygen Bar UI

Lecture 2: Player Code Refactor into Functions

Lecture 3: Oxygen Zone Setup

Lecture 4: Switching Player to Oxygen State

Lecture 5: Oxygen Refueling

Lecture 6: Water Background

Lecture 7: Environment Tweaks

Lecture 8: Clamping Players Position

Lecture 9: Unloading People

Lecture 10: Oxygen Bar Text

Chapter 6: Gameplay Improvements

Lecture 1: Camera System

Lecture 2: Points System

Lecture 3: Fixing Enemy Disappearing Bug

Lecture 4: Game Over Signal Setup

Lecture 5: Game Over Screen

Lecture 6: Restarting the Game

Lecture 7: Resetting Global Variables

Lecture 8: Highscore

Lecture 9: Pausing Enemies

Lecture 10: Pausing Enemy Spawner

Lecture 11: Using Enums for States

Lecture 12: Flashing Textures to Alert the Player

Lecture 13: Shaking the Oxygen Bar

Lecture 14: Flashing Oxygen Bar White

Lecture 15: Sound Manager

Lecture 16: Sounds go brrr

Lecture 17: Adding the Ground Texture

Lecture 18: Creating Object Piece Scene & Animation Player Stuff

Lecture 19: Splitting Enemies & Player into Pieces

Lecture 20: Point Value Popups

Lecture 21: Moving Backwards while Shooting

Lecture 22: Rotating to Player Movement

Lecture 23: Prevent Collecting People with Full Crew

Lecture 24: Kill All Enemies with Full Crew

Chapter 7: Finishing the Course

Lecture 1: Exporting your Game & Sharing it

Instructors

Parker Anderson
Maker of games, videos, and animations

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4 stars: 30 votes

5 stars: 100 votes

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