5 Games Made in Godot To Inspire You

The Godot Engine is a, free open source 2D and 3D game engine alternative to Unity and Unreal. Godot 4 is the current engine version and is being being used by game developer studios and indie game developers alike. I hope these games made in Godot serve as inspiration for what is possible with the game engine.

Check em out and vote your favorite in the comments!

Your favorite game is entered into the 2024 Godot Game Awards.

The hope is that these games & projects truly inspire anyone wanting to make games, especially with the Godot Engine by showing what other people are creating and what is possible.

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0:00 5 | Pinbot
0:48 4 | District Panic
1:34 3 | SimpleDungeons
2:23 2 | Frood Robotics
3:07 Last Week's Winner
3:15 1 | Desvelado
3:59 Final Vote Screen

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More Information:

Pinbot

District Panic

SimpleDungeons

Frood Robotics

Desvelado

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[joacoyco]

hi i´m Joaquín Calvo, level designer for "desvelado" i really have to thank you for talk about our game! i hope that everyone can play it. obviously vote for the number 1 xd

[xananacs]

Definitely 3, simple dungeons seems really neat

[lethn]

Anyone else think that the Godot titles we're seeing now are getting way more refined? it's nice, looks like there's a definite shift happening in the indie community towards the engine.

I vote 3 just because of the sheer potential, it may be worth doing separate addon versus games videos because of how things seem to be growing.

[sante]

Hello everyone! I've worked for a few years to create Pinbot. Your enthusiasm repays me for every single effort. Again, thank you! A special thanks to the StayAtHomeDev staff for this mention.

[artyombychkov]

Godot games are getting more and more interesting. Thank you, John Riccitiello

[relvean]

Number 3 got my vote. Even if you're not looking to create dungeons, just having it generate a rough level blockout for you, which you can later refine, just can't be beat.

[BrianBeTryin]

#3 Simple Dungeon. Lots of potential there and it's always awesome when it's free. What a gift!

[CreativeSteve]

I just discovered ya today on my timeline. As a solo learning indie dev learning godot. It's great to have found a channel like yours on my feed. All the games featured all look really fun and can't wait to actually start making my own after learning the basics of this beautiful engine in the future. :)

[vectoralphaSec]

The creativity of some people is just amazing.

[vittz]

Number 3 is a great tool but this week i'm going for #1, love platform games

[tireswinggames]

What a great lineup this week! I'll vote for #2.

[wellhellotherekyle]

4 looks awesome. Loving the art style!

[simolani]

I'll go with the number 5. It looks really polished.

[adelsalem]

#4 District Panic looks amazing! Going to Wishlist

[Joel--]

I'll vote for #1 looks really cool!

[mattjvr]

Number 3 looks like a great tool, so that's my vote.

[solipoldfeliwin]

They all looo good and polished, but #3, the unique tool, gets my vote.

[DrWne]

I'll choose 3 since i love this tool.

[indie-dreams]

#4 for me this week, I really like the concept of #5 as well. One observation I'd offer on #5 (if the dev(s) read this) is that the camera being hard fixed to the paddle felt jarring to me when watching, I think a small delay in the camera tracking with a smooth transition to behind the paddle would improve the feel. I might feel differently if I was playing the game though.

[nickrounsville]

I love the simplicity but great design in #1. The theme and music just is swell.