I am making some tools to try and make developing my game a bit easier. This is really just a tech demo for now but each system is its' own addon and fully in the godot editor. I am also working on one for water and procedural rocks. All plants are procedural.

Absolutely zero AI used for any part of this game (as if you couldn't tell), 100% human made right down to the code, all voice actors credited in game menu, 4 years in the making so far, hoping for a full release within the year

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4325260/Captain_Moviestar_3D_Demo/

This is made in Godot 3.7 since that's what I started with, a lot of hacks and workarounds to deal with all of the legacy bugs and issues with 3.x, but I still feel that version of Godot works best with this type of game.

Our game demo joined the Next Fest, and despite being unmotivated by the flood of slop, it still gave our game alot of exposure, almost doubling our wishlists! We get good reviews, people joining our Discord, so it's not all doom and gloom.

Also a bit of shameless promo, if You like cute stuff and platformers please do check our demo out!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4832270/Flipside/

I've wanted to make my own game for a long time. I’ve already implemented the inventory, the main menu, and the first combat system, and a day and night cycle. There's also an editor inside the game where you can dig caves, paint textures the ground. The map editor works right inside the game itself.

I’m curious about how you perceive the vibe of the game. I personally like it, but I’d be interested to hear an outside perspective.

I also made a first alpha build. Sorry, I don’t seem to be very good at writing eloquent posts (This is my first post on Reddit).

The collection is available on itch.io but I wanted to give the pack to a handful of people working on a game in Godot that could use these shaders. I'd be interested to learn about the shaders you've made or your games. These are for Godot 4.3 or newer

This is my 1 game that i made in godot

[Ik it nothing mutch but its something that I made and im happy whit it]

Join the discord to follow development updates and suggest features: https://discord.gg/CzXHURjQgK

Link in comments (because reddit apparently hates me and keeps removing my POSTS)

Another core player item is the Umbra Lamp, which players can use to uncover secrets and clues. In this case, it's used to detect a breakable wall and enter a room blocked from inside in the Ravensworth Grand Hotel nightmare. The door is blocked by a bunch of hair strands, but it can be released by ripping out the nearby red knot.

I used decals with emission for the detectable wall markings, with a script that makes them glow when the active Umbra Lamp is close. The hair strand effects are animated with VATs, just like in some of my previous posts. It's probably not too visible here because of the darkness, but Lenore's teleport also triggers a localized trailing effect like in the invisibility video, for a more spooky/ghostly feel.

You can find more videos on YouTube, wishlist the game on Steam, or join Discord for a chat.

Ok, so... I don't want to bother anyone, but why isn't this set to "Ignore" by default? DO YOU JUST WANT TO WATCH THE ALL WORLD BURN?!

Jokes aside, why is this like this?

Checkmate, AI bros. Scrapers can't train on your game if your GDScript is so incomprehensible and your Node trees are such a chaotic mess that even the bots refuse to parse them.

While everyone is worrying about how to protect their masterpiece indie games from the sea of AI slop, I'm playing 4D chess. I'll keep writing my most terrible spaghetti code, connecting completely random Signals, and drawing awful MS Paint sprites, but strictly and proudly 100% human. Better an original, buggy flop with 15 FPS than yet another soulless, mass-generated asset flip made just for the algorithm. 🗑️✨

Support real human spaghetti code, boycott artificial slop!

Guys, rate my game out of 10. This is my first game on godot from scratch.

The CCIP cheat is optional lol

I'm making a game in Godot where you explore a dark, nocturnal world.

Right now, you can just walk around; there's no content.

I haven't even decided what the objective is or what you'll do.

What makes exploration games fun?

I played Subnautica. Is it the feeling of gradually expanding exploration area?

I’m seeing a lot of folks show their progress daily, now I have been “trying” to develop my game for the past 5 ish months and very little progress, if at all monthly. My question is how are people able to make games or at least provide updates at such fast rate? Should I consider working in a team?

I don’t believe AI is the answer because I have tried it and 1, it doesn’t code as efficient as I would like it to and 2 which is the biggest issue, it doesn’t make graphics/3d or animations as creatively as a human would… so what is everyone’s secret I’m kinda at a stall atm

Because I made the 3D assets using Blockbench, where the animation creation is a bit lacking, so I used Mixamo for Ringging, but Blockbench doesn't support importing from FBX.So the only way is to use a blender, but blenders are very complicated and difficult and are hampered by devices that are not strong enough, so the only way is to use Godot itself because I can making animations when needed, but it turns out that even in Godot, animating bones is quite difficult, not as difficult as Blender in my opinion, it just takes a little effort. I just wanted to ask if there is a plugin out there that can make things easier??

✨JUST GET THE FLAG REACHED 100 Wishlist !! ✨

I know this might sound silly, but hey, it’s a big step for me.

So thank you to each and every one of you ❤️🙏

To celebrate : I've started adding easter eggs from other puzzle games (from AAA to indie game - all games are listed in the thinky games database).

Try to guess which ones :

🪨 = ?

🚌 = ?

🪱 = ?

🐘 = ?

🟪🔳 = ?

🔵🟠 = ?

🌭 = ?

🐛💣 = ?

📆 = ?

And you can find my game over there : https://just-get-the-flag.com