5 Games Made in Godot To Inspire You

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!

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.

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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And get:
- Early Access to tutorials
- Access to tutorial source files
- Access to written versions of tutorials
- Private Discord access

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Resources:

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0:00 1 | Lair of the Leviathan
0:46 2 | Forgotten Mines
1:48 Thank You!
2:24 3 | Dice 'N Goblins
3:16 4 | Rift Riff
4:04 Last Week's Winner
4:18 5 | Deeplands
5:14 Final Screen

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More Information:

Lair of the Leviathan

Forgotten Mines

Dice 'N Goblins

Rift Riff

Deeplands

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[Druiduk]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan - Absolutely gorgeous.

[MrJohnnyImba]

Number 4 - the art style is so simple yet so beautiful. Those tower defenses with a controllable builder always reminds me of good olf Warcraft 3

[videogamefaith]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan.
My 9 year old picks 4 - he loves tower defense as a genre.

[josueibarra]

Number 4 has my vote, it looks awesome and beautiful!

[duskullll]

Close tie between #4 & #5. Both look fantastic

[NickoTyn]

What the hail? I see one and am sure this will be my choice this week, then I see the second and I change my mind, then the third and fourth and finally fifth. Each one looks intriguing in different aspects. Amazing week and a hard choice, but I think I will chose *_#4 Rift Riff_* as the winner here. I haven't played a TD game in a while and this one looks fresh.

[wolfkore]

#4! It looks really cool, I like the rift mechanic

[gergokuhn]

5 is awesome! You need to actually focus what do you see in the pixels and i absolutely love it!

[ColdEmber]

Oh wow! Thanks for talking about Dice'n Goblins ❤

[afreytes]

3 - Dice 'N Goblins

For sure all look great, but the combination of 3D dungeons with the hand drawn art is vibe for me.

[waiyinli]

It is quite difficult to choose this week, but #4 looks both cool with the simple and clean graphic and the mechanic.

[BastiaanOlij]

I'm going for #1, that looks absolutely gorgeous!

[adamcampbell]

I'm voting 4. Looks polished, fun and the art style is great

[SandarianMD]

Holy cow this week is insane! My vote is for number 1, but they all have excellent features

[Muhfis-ffjh]

Nobody going to talk about Sonar Shock? Aside from quite prevalent performance issue, it's an amazing survival-horror/immersive sim game

[foldupgames]

#1 gets my vote

Thanks for doing these series - best wishes to you!

[GameDesignThinking]

Another hard week! Number #4 caught my attention more than the others, but #1 and #5 are close runner-ups.

[rebus_x]

#1 . Though i don't like jrpg-style combat, this is what pixel art should look like

[Grymyrk]

All these games look amazing. The devs are very talented.

My vote goes to #1, Lair of the Leviathan.

[DudeFrom]

I'm going along with the rest of you ! my vote is for #1: Lair of the Leviathan