Brackeys Return?? - 4 Games Made in Godot To Inspire You

I hope these games will inspire you and show what is possible with the Godot Engine.
Check em out and vote your favorite in the comments!
The hope is that these games truly inspire anyone wanting to make games, especially with the Godot Engine by showing what other people are creating and what is possible.
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0:00 5 | Unity Migrations
1:09 4 | Goliath Depot
2:02 3 | Engraving
2:58 2 | Caveshifter
3:53 Last Week's Winner
4:03 1 | Road To Vostok
5:03 Final Vote Screen
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More Information:
Brackeys/Terraria/Robot Gentlemen
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Goliath Depot
store.steampowered.com/app/24...
Engraving
store.steampowered.com/app/26...
Caveshifter
store.steampowered.com/app/21...
Road to Vostok
roadtovostok.com/
#godot #godotengine #godot4

[@stayathomedev]

Thanks for watching everyone! Who wants some Brackeys tutorials for Godot? Vote for your fav game

[@FaeKitty]

Yes for Brackeys Godot Tutorials =)

[@NachoKsp]

yes! my favourite ones are Brotato and Dome keeper :)

[@Kynick-2501]

Absolutely! I didn’t even start thinking about learning game development until he had stopped, and I had picked Unity as my first engine to try. Playing around with Godot for a little bit now though Oh yeah, #4

[@quae6843]

Finally, some quality tutorials

[@miusoft]

Sure!

[@Ceseleone]

Brackeys learning godot is HUGE for the community

[@brucelee7782]

YUGE

[@iannnavas]

Exactly! It's an awesome news, by the way 👏👏

[@SeedlingsGame]

Wow, Seedlings won last week! Thanks everyone who voted for it. Seedlings is out now on Steam. It's just 2 of us that made it (I'm the artist). I'll vote #4 for this video.

[@vidvad]

Thanks for featuring Goliath Depot in this week's video. It means a lot ❤ I will not pick my own game for the vote lol, I will go for #3. I think it's the most stylish of the bunch and I love how unique it looks.

[@madjunir]

That's really fun looking arcade game. 😊

[@stayathomedev]

Great work!

[@st.altair4936]

Road to Vostok's move to Godot is huge. A realistic fps should quell alot of the doubts people have about the engine's 3d capabilities; the Godot prototype already looks very good. This and Brackeys... unity is doing a huge favor to open-source adoption.

[@angryybot6367]

Game Number #3 looks AWESOME The thing with 3D games is not that people think they are better, but they want to see what godot is capable of doing in 3D to see if any of their ideas for 3D games would be possible with Godot

[@stickguy9109]

3D games are better tho

[@SpaceManRD]

@@stickguy9109 Everyone was 15 once.

[@SpaceManRD]

@@stickguy9109 Neither is 'better', it's down to what the individual games are trying to accomplish.

[@stickguy9109]

@@SpaceManRD ok bro

[@stickguy9109]

@@SpaceManRD Of course the number of dimensions has nothing to do with how good a game is. A game can have the simplest artstyle and still be fun as hell. I myself have played some 2D games that are one of my favorite but in general I and many others tend to enjoy 3D games more. I think because we live in a 3D world ourselves 3D games do a much better job of being immersive to players. However that's not to say that there are some people who prefer 2D games over 3D. For those people it's just a matter of preference, maybe it makes them notalgic, maybe they like the simplicity etc. But you can't deny the fact that overwhelming majority of people play 3D games more and that makes 3D objectively better.

[@SovereignVis]

Yup, and I am still seeing Unity refugees swimming over to the Godot ship. It has been really fun to watch. 😅

[@ajhanaimu2343]

I hope you are not watching on the sinking ship side 😎

[@SovereignVis]

@@ajhanaimu2343 Nope, I was never on the Unity ship.

[@HevonCZR]

Road to Vostok been ported to Godot is certainly the most amazing thing to happen this week. Cant wait to see how that project helps push Godot's 3D capabilities.

[@dardasaba7971]

#3 is my favorite!

[@nestorpiedraquesada2954]

I'm going with number 3, mostly because developing a game like that is a dream game that has escaped me until now

[@vast634]

What I like in Godot is the option for realtime global illumination. It really makes procedural content much better looking, where you cant just prebake GI, and keeps the install size smaller.

[@SaadTheGlad]

Ha! Say that to my potato pc.

[@vast634]

@@SaadTheGlad I develop on a 12 year old PC with a 5 year old GPU, so I dont overdo it with the hardware requirements.

[@Crazeddingo]

I like that everyone pronounces Godot differently.

[@vast634]

@@Crazeddingo like Gimp or GIF . But there is only one true pronunciation.

[@davidb4020]

#3 Engraving looks amazing and I have a sweet spot for mapping stuff yourself.

[@Xalvyn]

Brackeys Have Return To KZbin And Will Upload Videos Soon On Godot!

[@gemfruitgames]

I saw #1 on Twitter while doing my rounds, didn't realize it had come from Unity and looked that good already! Thanks for filling me in, and for putting some awesome projects on my radar!

[@sligit]

Most of that footage is from the Unity version afaik, but some of the footage at the end is from a Godot test.

[@ganiroo_dev]

Thanks so much for featuring Caveshifter

[@stayathomedev]

Great work!

[@FencerDevLog]

The rise in popularity of Godot is amazing, especially when it's supported by well-known personalities. I'm looking forward to many new games. 😎

[@owdoogames]

Number 3!!! I had no idea Raffaele @picster was working on a new 3D game, but it looks brilliant as always. Raffaele really is a Godot whizz... I'm still waiting for Franz Fury and Bottomless though ;)

[@WilliamAdelstein]

The one thing that surprised me the most was how good my models looked imported straight in from Blender. I did have issues with the rig at first but it's always a matter of trial and error until something works. Can't wait for Brackey's content, the scripting is still a bit of a challenge for me.

[@tiacool7978]

If I'm not mistaken they worked on how importing from Blender to Godot worked, as they were working on Godot 4. So it's a lot better than it used to be.

[@woodybob01]

Damn, it is hilarious how Unity straight-up hit the big red fuck-up button

[@gustavo3220]

my current project is being closer and closer to appear in your playlist hehe Btw my choice this week is 3, i love rafaelle style

[@Shodan-0101]

Love this channel

[@the_procrastinator8606]

While he did have excellent tutorials, I always thought Brackeys sort of embraced being an unconditional "propaganda boy" for Unity at this point... Couldn't exactly blame him for that, but well... Now seeing he goe out of his way, while in 'retirement', just to publicly speak against the company he pretty much built his career with... That's something I can def respect 200%. And would love to see him bring out some Godot content, even if it's just basic/beginner stuff.

[@digiross7199]

If road to vostok dev pulls it off, that will be groundbreaking for godot and devs will pour into it

[@Zizaco]

Indeed! This is huge news!

[@shethek1733]

Number 3 for me. Love the art style of that one.

[@gameworldjt]

ngl when he posted the announcement on his discord and i read the last line where he said "All i can say is, i have started learning Godot" i legitimately jumped out of my seat in excitement I pray that he returns and makes Godot tutorials, I believe that if Brackeys starts doing tutorials for Godot, many other game devs will follow suit and try to make Godot a more accessible engine (even i have started doing a tutorial for switching from Unity to Godot since i had switched a year ago when the whole IronSource merger happened) (oh also, more godot games that are very well made and could inspire other devs are Dome Keeper and Your Only Move Is Hustle, both very popular games on steam that are incredibly polished) (and Your Only Move Is Hustle is also made by one person)

[@maingrought6906]

for me is the number 3, really stylish.

[@foldupgames]

Voting for #3 The vid about Road to Vostok was amazing. And it showed off what Godot is capable of. More than I even realized.

[@tonymorgan602]

I mean.. it has to be number 1 right? Another great video and oh by the way, I simply can't hear enough about the fall of unity and the migration to Godot! Love it love it love it!

[@wolfrage8765]

#3 Engraving looks awesome!

[@paulosullivan3472]

Wow, really strong showing this week, any of these games could be top on many other weeks! I will pick number 1 but all of these look awesome!

[@JohnDoe-bo5yk]

Brackets had good tutorials in a way, I don't feel like he taught good code practices often, however he made getting into game development a lot easier for people. If he comes back to do godot videos, thats just a bonus to all new developers(and even some who don't know how to use the godot engine after using unity.. like I had trouble initially)

[@ericghaugenful]

All the games this week look incredible! I have to cast my vote for #1 though as I'm really excited to watch the developer build it in Godot.

[@MagicKSpeedrunArchives]

Great video! It's really cool to see what we can create with Godot! As a retro gamer, I have no choice to choose #4. I tried the demo and the game looks really promising. As a fun fact, the game is inspired by Hotel Mario on the CDi which is a meme in the retro gaming community.

[@romulosendoromulo]

Gotta go with #3

[@lefloic-games]

Love Goliath Depot (#4)! Can't wait to get my hands on the full release. And that music?! It gets my body going

[@azrhyga]

Really great video about the current news!!

[@Xero_Wolf]

I love all the new attention Godot is getting right now. Especially the donations to the engines development.

[@GreenBlueWalkthrough]

Yeah that's the thing Godot can do 3D RTX even it's just few games use it for that... How I'm using it for Doom/Paper animations and it can do it faster and easier then unity even... it's just the matter of more game devs using it for 3D games.

[@gregorywatine]

I have a big hesitation LIKE ALWAYS 😆 but i vote for number 4. great selection, again and thank you very much for your work 🙂 !

[@Cachivacheh]

my fav is number 3

[@picster]

Thanks a lot for the shoutout! 😍😍

[@tomtomkowski7653]

Can you imagine Brackeys starting tutorials about Godot? This would be epic!

[@wellhellotherekyle]

Gotta be number 1 as I’ve been excited for that game for a while now, and the switch to Godot made it even more interesting. It even got me to finally subscribe to someone on Patreon for the first time.

[@fairuzdzakyhanif4932]

The number 3 looks really good

[@allanboutemy6773]

Game Number #3 favorit ! Very glad of the return of Brackeys

[@caliberpa]

My vote for game #4. I know the developer and the composer and they are both great and dedicated at what they do. Big shout out to them.

[@Cyketteplays]

I'm gonna have to go with #4. It looks like it takes a bit of strategy, quick thinking, and platforming skills to master. That's right up my alley! I like it when a game presents a challenge because that's what keeps me coming back for more.

[@cameronmoore136]

I vote for #1 but #3 is a very honorable mention

[@bonjoursauce]

Goliath Depot ftw! Such a creative and simple yet efficient game!

[@Silver_Triforce]

#4 is my fav game ! Love the retro games, simplicity to play, easy to begin and difficult to master.

[@vishnuviswanathan4763]

oh man this is hard I really like number 3 but I liked the s.t.a.l.k.e.r vibes of number 1 so my vote is for Road to Vostok

[@stickguy9109]

Same road to vostok is peak of indie gamedev

[@_gamma.]

Gotta vote for #1, it looks so good!

[@gokudomatic]

Nuumbah 3!!

[@JeuxBiere]

Number 4 for sure, totally my jam !

[@brokenumbrellagames]

Wow really nice games!

[@davidberube1880]

#4 . Nothing is better than a Dave's game

[@BastiaanOlij]

Ahh I want to support my buddy Raffa, but Road to Vostok is going to take my vote. I am so excited to see what's going to come out of that.

[@picster]

This will be remembered forever! But yes, Road to Vostok is really mind-blowing

[@morganstrauss8516]

#3 ! thanks.

[@xxdeadmonkxx]

For those who is wondering what game is in the beginning with PS1-like graphics - it's called Neyasnoe

[@Pewsplosions]

I'll vote for #4. I've been playing Burger Time lately and it sort of reminds me of that for some reason haha.

[@JustVoylin]

Must say nr 1 on this one as I really want more 3D games succeed in the engine.

[@aarontruitt]

#4 is on my wishlist! Goliath Depot gets my vote!

[@queenanne6847]

I'm excited for game #4!! I vote #4!!

[@luo8600]

All? 😊 thanks ! You welcone!!!!

[@user-gl1ls1jx3h]

When this whole thing went down, everyone was wondering "who will become the Brackeys of Godot?" Turns out, it's going to be Brackeys

[@Afreshio]

#3 looks really stylish and with a particular atmosphere, but I'll go with #1 because this means a big W for Godot overall. Especially we need 3D pro devs working on Godot to be the light of guidance for us amateurs.

[@mrsajjad30]

My favourite this week is Number 1.

[@jyeo5556]

Number #4 is really fun to play, I tried the demo

[@enderboy_320]

the game number 3 looks amazing

[@ANTIMIDI]

3 is my favorite

[@angelnokare6906]

I hope that with all these new ppl using GODOT and other firms backing it up the engine transforms into an amazing tool. Not that it isnt that already, but imagine where it could be in a few years if things just go... Right.

[@tiacool7978]

Number 1 is good, but I'm going with Engraving. It's definitely the type of game I'd like to play.

[@CariTauGan]

i almost shed tears

[@kiwifrogg]

Number 4 this week I think gives me that amiga game feel.

[@hogWilde]

I vote for #4!

[@glasseyy]

#4 has my vote ❤

[@Maxigames_hd]

if brackeys returns to game dev im gonna defenitly start game dev too

[@Axiassart]

Voting for game #1 I discovered there are a LOT of game engines other than Unity, Unreal and Godot Recent discovery is Flax

[@_The_Rake]

Go Godot! The engine for the people!

[@aneerudh1712]

Number 5!! Godot for the W!! I all seriousness if Number 1 makes it to godot that will be a huge game changer for the community so that will get my vote :)

[@misosoup79]

Most definitely #1 this time.

[@TheSlaxer]

Maybe Godot will be like Blender, but Juan has to take his head from the ass.

[@dairst17]

#4 have my vote already have 12h gameplay in the demo 😅

[@user-rx3xl7zn1u]

1) there's a lot of style and polish even at this early stage of porting.

[@stickguy9109]

The dev is extremely talented

[@shindig9000]

I suppose I will vote for #1

[@u9vata]

I vote 1 - but only if they keep pushing it through with Godot! ;-)

[@HeathTheCoder]

My favorite is number 3!!!!!!

[@anpapala5961]

Bravo you are the best

[@AzoTheRed]

Number 4!

[@domeen0gt895]

Gonna go with 3

[@autumnshade84]

Number 1 for me!

[@roncanfil]

number 4!

[@madjunir]

#4 and #1 for me can't decide 😅

[@Mastafredz7]

Goliath Depot

[@fmgchannel5650]

The GOAT comeback??

[@gsespinto]

Number 3 my g

[@outkastagc]

Number 1!

[@stephanrobertgames]

number 3

[@Darkknife01]

ah yes GOD OH this is the first time i've heard that pronunciation lol.

[@ItsNothingAmazing]

It's the way it's meant to be pronounced but people prefer not to say it that way lol

[@VanAlphenStudio]

#4 Goliath Depot