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Thank you, Code Forum.
Has anyone ever heard and or used Godot before?
- Thread starter Malcolm
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Yep of course! https://godotengine.org/ It's free to download and use!
Thanks for the share! Pretty neat! It may work well with one of my projects.
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I myself, have heard of Godot but haven't used it.
From what I know, it's a piece of Free-Software so you can contribute to it's development and see the source-code for yourself. As for what games you'd make using Godot, Godot does have a showcase here: https://godotengine.org/showcase
But by looking at this showcase, they all seem to be small/medium-sized Games. So, nothing big or AAA-like.
As for Scripting, it looks like you have a choice between C# and Godot's own Language, GDScript. But I would recommend learning C# as if you decide that Game-Dev is not for you then you can take some of that C# knowledge with you(Note: This version of C# will be a version designed for use with Godot. Similar to how ROBLOX uses it's own version of Lua for development).
From what I know, it's a piece of Free-Software so you can contribute to it's development and see the source-code for yourself. As for what games you'd make using Godot, Godot does have a showcase here: https://godotengine.org/showcase
But by looking at this showcase, they all seem to be small/medium-sized Games. So, nothing big or AAA-like.
As for Scripting, it looks like you have a choice between C# and Godot's own Language, GDScript. But I would recommend learning C# as if you decide that Game-Dev is not for you then you can take some of that C# knowledge with you(Note: This version of C# will be a version designed for use with Godot. Similar to how ROBLOX uses it's own version of Lua for development).
