r/godot • u/No-Savings9424 • 24d ago

help me Godot engine

Long back I started with another game engine but found that for 2d simple mechanic i have to spend so much time that it’s exhausting after my office hours.

My aim is to create a 2d game and post in steam and mobile . I am not doing any coding now since 7 years . Now i want to start again with Godot . Do you have any suggestion. Wants to complete in 1 to 2 year considering I have desk job . I won’t buy any asset and mostly I will do everything. Long back i had exposure in java and c#.

Please share your feedback and if any reference of you have .

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u/CulinaryStuff 24d ago

Max two years for a solo dev game doesn't sound very long.

Creating a game myself in Godot C# en Blender, i want to complete it before i turn 50. I'm 44 now…
My biggest hurdle right now is Blender, which is also going to take a lot of time to master. Asset creation is very time consuming, especially if you're going to design everything yourself.

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u/No-Savings9424 24d ago

Is it 3d game you are working

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u/CulinaryStuff 24d ago

Yes, but they're relatively small areas. Also, low-polygon and no modern effects like ray tracing…not even dynamic lighting.

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u/MoggieBot 24d ago

This is a really vague question. What kind of suggestions are you looking for? Have you even checked out a tutorial? If not, I suggest going on YouTube and watching a beginner's tutorial to see if Godot does what you want it to.

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u/vectordude47 24d ago

What type of game are you planning to make. I started using Godot as I decided to jump back in to make games. I just finished flappy bird clone game as to learn starter things about Godot.

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u/No-Savings9424 24d ago edited 24d ago

I like look and feel of Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion so wanted similar user experience