Godot 2D Academy Learn how to create a Topdown Shooter Game

Master 2D games by creating a top-down game like Enter the Gungeon or Soul Knight using the latest version of Godot.
What you'll learn
Master Godot 4 and its interface to create 2D games.
Create a modular Level System
Create item systems with tiers.
Build interactive panels.
Reuse scenes and classes.
Create a weapon system.
Master the use of Resources
Requirements
Have a good foundation in Godot 4.
A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.
A PC or laptop capable of running Godot 4.6
Description
Do you already have a good foundation in Godot 4 and want to take the next step toward building more complete and professional games?Godot 2D Academy: Learn to Create a Top-Down Game is designed for developers who already understand the basics of the engine and want to level up by building more advanced, organized, and reusable systems.In this course, you will learn how to build the core of a 2D top-down game from scratch, inspired by successful games like Soul Knight and Enter the Gungeon.During this course, you will learn how to:Create characters using reusable scenes and scriptsImplement enemies with dynamic behaviorsBuild both ranged and melee weaponsDevelop a complete item systemCreate a dungeon generator using the Random Walk algorithmAdd chests and reward systemsImplement coins to buy itemsAdd visual effectsImplement sound effects and background musicLearn about the Godot Shaders website and use custom shadersWrite clean and scalable code that you can reuse in your own projectsMaster nodes, signals, scene composition, and scene inheritanceBuild a solid and flexible game architectureEach section is carefully designed to strengthen your programming logic and help you understand how to structure Godot projects professionally.If you already know the basics and are ready to create a complete and polished top-down game, this course will give you the tools you need to make it happen.
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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