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Learn to code by making games in Godot

udemy · Desarrollo · ⭐ 4.73 (758 reseñas) · Beginner · en · ⏱ 18 h

Impartido por Christian Koch · 5.279 alumnos

19.99 USD

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Descripción

Do you want to become a programmer? Have you always dreamed of remaking your childhood game? Do you want to learn a cool game engine? If so, then this course is for you! Via 7 games you will learn the basics of programming and how to create a variety of games. We will create • A basic runner game where you dodge enemies • A platformer where you get to shoot enemies • A Stardew Valley style farming game • A pokemon-inspired monster battle system • A 3D space shooter • A Zelda-inspired 3D platformer • A first person shooter This will cover the major game mechanics so you can use it to start making your own games. This course will cover both 2D and 3D games; and we will cover how to create more complex UIs for text-based projects. This course is project based, so you will learn in a hands-on way with practical results and real-world applications. This will also give you cool projects that you can expand and show to your friends. There will be little theory and lots of practice! This course will use Godot to create the games, which is a free game engine that has become incredibly popular over the last few years. It also has a huge community that is eager to help you; and Godot itself is very easy to learn and lets you build games in a visual way via its node system, you can simple drag and drop elements into your game and make them interactive with just a few lines of code.

Lo que aprenderás

  • Learn to code in a fun and engaging way
  • Build 7 functional games
  • Game mechanics inspired by Pokemon, Stardew Valley, Metroid, Zelda and Doom
  • Use Godot to create cool games
  • Create polished game mechanics like a physical camera or a raycasting system
  • Master the basic mechanics that underpin all games

Requisitos

  • None!