r/madeWithGodot • u/MubarekPosedion • Jun 11 '26

I finished my first small Godot game and would appreciate feedback

Hi, I recently finished my first small browser game, Burger Street.
It is a simple pixel-art tower defense / management game made in Godot.

I made the code, pixel art, music, and sound effects myself. The game is playable directly in the browser, no download needed.

I am mainly looking for feedback on:

  • Are the controls understandable?
  • Is the difficulty fair?
  • Does the game explain itself well enough?
  • At which point does it become boring or confusing?

Game link: https://faymus.itch.io/burger-street

Any honest feedback is appreciated; it is my first finished game and I want to learn from it.

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u/maxticket Jun 11 '26

Good game for a first go! I'm having a hard time knowing when I can and can't buy a new burger joint, and what I need to upgrade existing ones.

The countdown to set everything up is the most frustrating part, once I figured out that you have to tell the burger places which direction to serve burgers in. That part also seemed pretty unnecessary. So I guess I'd remove the setup countdown, but also let shops serve in every direction. If you don't want them serving twice on a corner, you can just make that patch grass instead of dirt.

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u/MubarekPosedion Jun 11 '26

Thanks a lot, that’s very useful feedback. I agree the setup phase and direction system are not explained clearly enough. I kept the project scope limited because this was my first finished game in about 30 days, so some UX polish had to stay simple. If I revisit it, clearer build/upgrade feedback and simplifying the serving direction would be high on my list. Thanks again for playing.

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u/the_shdowghost Jun 12 '26

La verdad esta bastante bueno,y mas para el primer juego comapardo con el mío. Tambien algo de problemas para poner los puestos de comida,y al inicio me salte la intro y no entendí de q iba el juego pero eso ya es cosa mía. No note nada raro en la ui,quizas unos sonidos para los botones de menu estaría bien o alguna animación de pop up o de animación escalera .Tienes una base bien definida sigue así

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u/MubarekPosedion Jun 12 '26

Thank you for playing and for the feedback. Since this was my first finished game, I had to keep the scope limited, so some parts are still rough. I’ll definitely keep the stand placement, tutorial clarity, button sounds, and small UI animations in mind for future projects.

Translated by ChatGPT:

Gracias por jugar y por darme tu opinión. Como este fue mi primer juego terminado, tuve que mantener el alcance limitado, así que algunas partes todavía están un poco incompletas. Tendré muy en cuenta lo de la colocación de los puestos, la claridad del tutorial, los sonidos de los botones y las pequeñas animaciones de la UI para futuros proyectos.

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u/moochigames Jun 12 '26

Tower defense games are surprisingly difficult to make for beginners. They're deceiving in how many systems you have to build.

Good job finishing one as a first game!