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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0:00 1 | Layers Deep
0:39 2 | Fortune Avenue
1:37 3 | Bella Wants Blood
2:30 4 | Temple of Aeryn
3:26 Last Week's Winner
3:49 5 | Project Fractal Jump
4:12 Final Screen

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More Information:

Layers Deep

Fortune Avenue

Bella Wants Blood

Temple of Aeryn

Project Fractal Jump

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[Binogurestudio]

Hey, thanks for featuring Fortune Avenue! I'm the dev behind the project!

And I want to share some insight if I may.
I'm working on a fresh take on the classic Monopoly game, blending elements from Business Tour, Rento Fortune, and traditional Monopoly, while introducing unique twists. Players vote for new rules every few laps, altering the game dynamics dramatically. These rules can double rents, elevate caravans to five-star hotels, or even bring all wonders back into play. Special events like festivals and World Cups have amplified impacts. Players facing financial hardship are chased by a helicopter, adding a thrilling countdown to their fate. Instead of jail, there's an Icepack that can transform into a bank hotel. Airports allow strategic movement across the board, and a Wheel of Fortune with custom cards introduces unpredictable turns. The dice and Wheel of Fortune are physics-based, adding a tangible element to chance.

[RokinDev]

Hi, thanks for featuring Project Fractal Jump! The game still quite early in development but goal is to make a sci-fi action game where you play as member of a hacker-group, hacking different kinds of systems in a 3d-representation of the digital space. The basic gameplay will be a mixture of jumping puzzles and combat sections where you can shoot enemy defense systems with a selection of different arrows that have special behaviors. Currently I’m only developing the game in my free time besides my job and modeling almost everything by myself to get a unique artstyle so progress is rather slow but I hope to be able to share more soon :)

[lildgamedev]

Wow that onion knight game looks good!

[lethn]

The polish for these new Godot projects is real, I'm looking for uniqueness now, I hope more game developers try stuff like board games, civ games or RTS' in the future, number 2 for me but these titles are pretty impressive.

[spectralcanvasimages]

I'm voting number 5! Godot rarely gets used for 3D game development, giving the engine's 3D capabilities an air of yeah can it really be used for 3D graphics? So I really think that needs to be shown off more!

[Cleefbag]

#5 because it's nice to see the engine being given a workout by someone who can do 3D graphics properly.

[geebster]

5 for sure, it's such a great showcase of what Godot is capable of right now

[RhettTheDungeonMaster]

I’m getting a bachelors in accounting for the next 1.5 years but as soon as I’m doing I’ll be diving into Godot really hard. I have life’s work to make

[rolandixor]

Finally, a 3D entry that actually looks interesting and inspiring.

[phatpat]

Number 4 seems the most interesting to me. I love the potential of new retro games that are unshackled by the limitations of the day.

[ivanrzhanoy]

I vote for 2. It is basically a Monopoly game, but there's something charming about it.

[JakobKobberholm]

This was a hard one. So much goodness!
My vote is for #2 - Fortune Avenue!

[Trialwolf]

I'll vote for #5. Will admit it was a tough choice this week as these games are all rather compelling.

[LlamaWarrior]

This week is hard to choose. I'll say #5

[wellhellotherekyle]

Number 1 for me. But number 2 and 5 also look awesome!

[JoeSondow]

It's a tight competition between 1 and 2, but I'm gonna have to vote for 2: Fortune Avenue.

[jRsqILVOY]

Having just played Skald, I have to vote 4.

[erkberg]

Hollow Knight x Over the Garden Wall sounds and looks amazing, so my vote is for #1 (#5 looks impressive too)

[DualGenStudios]

Hi. I vote for number 2, Fortune avenue. I really like board games. By the way, I'd like my game to be featured in your videos. I sent you a request some time ago. I hope you received it. Thanks.

[Snyper-ifkt]

#2. I want to play that. I'm very intrigued by 5 as well though if nothing more than to see how people are starting to use Godot more in a 3d space. I hope to see it get continued development.