Love a good indie game showcase.

That was a NICE basketball shot!

Huh... Neato!

I can't remember how many times I have done this throughout the first 2 games. Thief is one of my all time favorites.

hey in about 5 years the 2020s clips will be up

this game is the bomb!!!!!!

This seems like an incredibly useful resource, thank you! I have one question though. I'm gonna run my own tests on it, but. I read the documentation on localisation, which says there are set language codes that the engine supports. Can we not just enter any correctly formatted string as a language code? If it isn't possible (again, I'm going to test later whether or not it is), is there a way one can get a custom language code to work? Like for example, say I'd like to translate my game into my own conlang that obviously isn't supported since so far only I and a couple of my friends know about it, or even to a very widely used conlang such as toki pona, which isn't listed as being supported either, despite a large number of other conlangs being supported. EDIT: Okay so I did the testing, and everything works just fine with custom codes and adding them is mostly straight forward. In case anyone else is interested, you can just simply put a custom code into your csv file, you can call TranslateServer.set_locale() with your custom language code, etc. The only place where you need to do any extra steps is with remapping assets - when selecting a locale for your remapped asset, you just need to tick the "Advanced" switch (it should be at the top right), and an input bar will appear at the bottom, where you can manually set the language, script, country and variant codes, and you aren't restricted to the predefined ones. So far it doesn't look like unsupported codes break anything, but I haven't tested it thoroughly (and I haven't tested it with codes that don't adhere to the specifications, like, language codes that are not two or three lowercase characters. That _might_ break things, i don't know). Anyway I am really happy that this level of customisation is allowed in Godot. I have tried to use programs whose primary purpose was literally linguistics, and they limited the user to predefined language codes.

0:35 for some reason, I really like that opening

Great tutorial about game architecture :)

i mean having ALL AI do 360000000000 no-scopes is pretty terrifying xD

V I D E O G A M E S

Re-uploaded this with fixed muted audio. The original one had a section muted that was supposed to be public domain music and was flagged incorrectly.

ALL THE PRONOUNCIATIONS HAVE ME DYING LMAOOOOOOO! XD XD

very good, very on topic ! Thanks for sharing

i'm always thankful to people for the useful stuff they create, but usually silently. however right now i want to say that outloud. THANK YOU this is really helpful. i am now going to use this in my weird ass 3d tower defense

tanks

insane brushwork on the buildings

So good to see people still playing this, I remember when it first came out and took over my life :D Played with both SPAM and SPLAT as Auto|MaG, good times!

I'm using c#, can i use it?

Brother, you kooked

I was thinking maybe AGPL issue was overblown, but woah- putting a restriction like that on the output?!

Hyped

Round.

I WILL use this.

With the modern server and modern connections why not let us use the move taunt scripts we used to use and had a great time using? DAVEW

Ah yes. The thumbnail is an accurate representation of how I feel when I open the GOD DOT.

Very neat stuff, got it implemented in my game in minutes.

Yes Master 😌

Not exactly waiting, Sensei. It's more like confused how to do it 😢

good tutorial but its hard to focus on anything other than your spectacular moustache

I love the silhouette art style. Looks really good

you're a legend

So, this guy has one GONAD? Did I hear that right?

Diabotical Rogue

Cool

thank you very much. you are amazing

How this game could fail if it’s way more advanced than Overwatch? Gamers are so easy to manipulate by influencers…

amazing work!

A Revolving Alofs is incredible, definitely gonna watch this one!

rip flash

I'm gonna give a harsher viewpoint on this as another old-school fps dev. my take does not mean I'm right about everything and I have very specific tastes when it comes to old-school fps. -first of all it is too slow paced and there is no bunny hopping or strafe jumping or at least none was displayed in game. -the maps are too simplistic when compared to the weapon models you have, its like 1/5 of the detail you have on the weapons. -the lighting is absolutely terrible there are no dark corners and everything looks and feels weird when it comes to lights, I don't feel that cozy feeling when playing fps like that. Especially when it comes to this game and its warm steampunk setting the lighting should be a top priority. avoid using ambient light. use voxelGI or LightmapGI depending on what you are doing. maybe add ambient occlusion. make areas have lights with similar color palettes like dark orange or brown, and use blue or red for point of interest like pickups and rooms you want the player to explore. there is a lot that can be said about lighting, the best example should be "thief" on how this should look.

i love how no one noticed you constantly changing the way you pronounce godot/gudut/guhdough/guhdat/gadat/goodoot/guhdut

Thank you for the gimp tutorial! I knew how to use palettes and adjust them accordingly but not how to download palettes or make one without eye dropping.

I love the artstyle!

Nice kook. 😄 At the level with the stairs, it seems my vestibular system is in for a test.

Cool, a game where everything is pregnant.