Usually the point to making your own engine is because you need to target some specific thing, i.e. voxels, sound, etc. You don't make an engine because you want to, you make one because you have to.

This doesn’t look good, pal.

What game engine do you use?

Jumping to Godot is the dumbest idea ever.

Lovely video! Really easy to watch with great ideas that I'm planning to implement now! I just opened godot for the first time last week and starting making a 2D platformer so this was an ideal watch for me!

4:17 Just roasted Godot, lol

That's why I'm not making my own game engine I using godot I'm downloading 4.3

Dude Godot 4.3 is out

I am personally working on a project for my Master's thesis in that involves building an engine in Chess. I would recommend you check out the Chess Programming Wiki. This is the best starting point to learn about the basics of building a chess engine. It is actually quite challenging but a lot of fun!

Tutorial, System building platform2d please 🙏🙏

this was hilarious thank you!

please do not use "not a is b". Unstead use "a is not b". Same for "not a == b". Unstead use "a != b". Hope it was helpful

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if you want to see what's going on with unity, write in google "unity stock" and click 6M

Unity is alive and never felt better, stop spreading misinformation.

Really good video, i just have a question, what python idle did you use? I use pycharm but this one seems really simple, Thanks and have a great day

"I'm going to make this engine proper" *proceeds to not include castling or en passent*

Switch too unreal please ❤

People thinks about Engine as seperate from the game. Which is not the case. Build your engine along your game (for example, have an editor and ingame scene you can switch to easily. Then when you need to do something in the game, just add this behavior to the "engine part" of your code. I did that in MonoGame and took about 2 month (and im not a good dev). And instead of having an engine like unity that use nuclear power to power a farm, you will have something tailored just for your game, making you code in a more efficient manner. Dont think Engine/Game separatly. The game needs the engine. And it is best when it suits the game perfectly well. Rather than using stuff like Unity. Just my tought on this tho. I think you're making a good choice since you also have your youtube channel to take care of. It is a godamn lot of work. I like your work btw ! Cant wait to play the game ;) See ya :) (sorry for my broken English, not my native tongue)

Looks like good progress in transferring engine. It's awesome to see you try your own engine too.

You can pickup lua or some "framework" like sdl or ,if you want a higher level abstraction, pygame or love2d

Don't worry, I'm just like you, Unity user migrating to Godot. Remember the good Unity talk about modular design? I had implemented a personal Unity package based on that, and just when I was going to release the package and start my KZbin journey on it, Unity scandal happened. I tried Godot desperately, and then I noticed Godot is 10 times better than Unity in regard to OOP principles. The good news is that I reimplemented my OOP solution in Godot 4.2. Not trying to promote my content, I just want to help you manage your project easier... Have a look at my channel and the pinned video on the front page. If you felt you like it, have a look at my playlists, and feel free to use the addon in your project. If you did watch the video, I'd be glad to know your opinion on what I've made. Thank you.

For someone who is curious, can you put some Godot things you do and how you make your game work. Not as a tutorial but in general.

please continue making more devlogs i love this project and got a lot of inspiration from it aswell!

Cool additions man, I like how all this has turned out. One lil comment: Starfish are lovely but it can be misstaken by a power up for some dumb people. I am not saying I am dumb. Am i?

Thanks, godot seems like a very good alternative!

Looking and sounding good. I started Godot recently also

So you're telling us how bad Unity leadership is even though you admit "I don't really know much about what is going on with Unity now...I basically stopped following them"?

I'd suggest giving GMS2 a try a true blessing for 2D Pixelart Games.

My comment is not about unity engine, cause i don't use engine , my question is why you made the character flat ? You know 2d game is already flat making the player flat is like paper sheet but not a human that has life in it , it's a bit weird . Anyways that was just my point of view people may see things differently .

Bros behind by 2 days😅 No but seriously. Getting a video out in only two days is pretty insane.

YES! Godot supremacy!!

Either those trees are so small or the character is very big But still the game looks good

Creator: "If this video gets posted after February 28th, feel free to make fun of me in the comments..." Me *Proceeds to make fun of him*: 😆😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😆🤣 First time I see this channel, game's looking dope so far! Godot is pretty good and since it's open source, you can fork it or add new features if needed, so I don't think you will need Unity specially since it's a 2d game. Hope everything goes well, and looking forward to the final result! 😄👍 May God bless you always!

Nice stuff. I've been working in Godot for a few months as a pretty new dev. I love how fast you can prototype stuff. Plus GDScript is just so easy to work with

I moved to Godot 4.# and never looked back. Best decision I've made, the progress and workflow for me is the best.

I've been watching your videos since like you started uploading them about 3 years ago... When will you finish making it 😭 May of this year ? That's still so much to wait... Let just hope all goes to plan and you finish it.

I just picked up Unity. Im not expecting to make big cash even in the unlikely scenario I ever release a game. But lets say I do, in that case I get taxed on it at most 2.5%, perfectly fine. Im dead certain Unity will not introduce some insane policy that is basically stealing after the last one damaged them so much they had to backpedal and even the CEO stepped down.

This was not february 28..

Unity is not dead. Not sure what's your point. Sounds like you have no clue what you are talking about and making this video purely for profit. A tip from me would be to restudy what actually happened with the Unity runtime fees and understand it's actual effects on game developers. Don't be afraid of digging deep into the politics of the engine you use, if you want it to be your main tool and main source of job, you gotta understand it and use it for max. And being scared of your tool every time a group of kids on the internet are boycotting it will eventually lead you to nowhere. Good luck with whatever you choose

The sword kind of looks like a dick

Great Video

4:13 "Why should I spend all this time making my own worse version of Unity, when I can just use someone else's worst version of Unity? So that's where **Godot** comes in." 6:00 "Remember to smash wishlist gamers. Please, I graduate in 2 months, don't make me get a **real** job" you're roasting so many people in this video oh my god

Seeing corporate greed get punished so catastrophically gives me the smiles. Too bad they'll learn nothing from this.

This comment is formally and dutifully making fun of you. Have a good day sir.

Come to Godot! It’s amazing

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