Godot Engine platformer - test level showcase

[@iswhatheis]

Hey this looks really good, I respect your work ethic.

[@twostepRMX]

Looks good! How long have you been developing games?

[@afterfivegamedev]

I started Godot in 2020, before that I made a couple of simple games in vanilla JavaScript. I'm not a full time developer, so I'm just tinkering with it in my spare time when I feel the mood to code 😉

[@theboy7509]

hay man I have question, when you work on the game do need some times watch tutorial on KZbin cuz I'm noob in game development and, I have hard time figuring out how code without tutorial's. but in the end I give up and whatch tutorial on KZbin.

[@afterfivegamedev]

Hey, I watch tutorials, check the documentation all the time, google for solutions...Unless you're doing something realy innovative and groundbreaking, there's 99% chance somebody had the exact same problem earlier and managed to solve it.

[@ihitonmilfs]

I really like how polished it is The only thing I don't really understand is why the player attack windup is so long. the most important part of a platformer is the movement, so it feels like it's going against the spirit of it

[@afterfivegamedev]

Currently, there are 2 types of attack - a quick one, and a stronger one, which does double damage, but is slower. I'll try to speed up the animation a bit.

[@pe.dimarluiz]

Where I can buy this assets? Or buy your prototype platformer?

[@afterfivegamedev]

All the assets can be downloaded for free from itch.io. It's a bunch of various artwork by several different people put together. The platformer is not for sale, unfortunately, but if I ever get to finish it, it will be available to play for free.