5 Games Made in Godot To Inspire You

[@stayathomedev]

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[@Druiduk1973]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan - Absolutely gorgeous.

[@MrJohnnyImba]

Number 4 - the art style is so simple yet so beautiful. Those tower defenses with a controllable builder always reminds me of good olf Warcraft 3

[@josu64]

Number 4 has my vote, it looks awesome and beautiful!

[@NickoTyn]

What the hail? I see one and am sure this will be my choice this week, then I see the second and I change my mind, then the third and fourth and finally fifth. Each one looks intriguing in different aspects. Amazing week and a hard choice, but I think I will chose *_#4 Rift Riff_* as the winner here. I haven't played a TD game in a while and this one looks fresh.

[@wolfkore8959]

#4! It looks really cool, I like the rift mechanic

[@gergokuhn3211]

5 is awesome! You need to actually focus what do you see in the pixels and i absolutely love it!

[@videogamefaith]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan. My 9 year old picks 4 - he loves tower defense as a genre.

[@richardisted3703]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan definitely!

[@duskullll]

Close tie between #4 & #5. Both look fantastic

[@ColdEmber]

Oh wow! Thanks for talking about Dice'n Goblins ❤

[@foldupgames]

#1 gets my vote Thanks for doing these series - best wishes to you!

[@alexlesilexx]

Number 5, looks insane

[@VilmaPole-zg5rw]

absolutely amazing, your videos are always a highlight!

[@awsmeanthony]

5 - I love its art.

[@e5996]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan - amazing!!

[@BastiaanOlij]

I'm going for #1, that looks absolutely gorgeous!

[@GameDesignThinking]

Another hard week! Number #4 caught my attention more than the others, but #1 and #5 are close runner-ups.

[@afreytes]

3 - Dice 'N Goblins For sure all look great, but the combination of 3D dungeons with the hand drawn art is vibe for me.

[@TheDocNoes]

#2 looks like my type of game!

[@SandarianMD]

Holy cow this week is insane! My vote is for number 1, but they all have excellent features

[@DIYGamer1981able]

I guess it's gonna be number 5. I've been trying to build an rpg in the Godot engine and it would be great to find out how to code the turn based mechanics.

[@Grayson6405]

5 - Deeplands

[@adamcampbell9806]

I'm voting 4. Looks polished, fun and the art style is great

[@housebased7]

All of the games look great this week

[@astoldb]

Wow these all look amazing. This is the first week that I've thought I could vote for all of them xD Hmmm I think #3 gets my vote I love how it looks and the dice mechanic seems really interesting but wow all look so good

[@waiyinli2712]

It is quite difficult to choose this week, but #4 looks both cool with the simple and clean graphic and the mechanic.

[@Barbleder]

Number 4: Rift riff LOOKS SO GOOD

[@Mantismal_makes_stuff]

Number 4. Great aesthetic!

[@ColorauGuiyino]

My vote is for # 1. Love the arts.

[@jasonjansevanrensburg5744]

#3 I really like the concept and art style

[@user-cw7yi1ew1z]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan

[@apparentlyhumor9895]

4 gets my vote, looks amazing!

[@Grymyrk]

All these games look amazing. The devs are very talented. My vote goes to #1, Lair of the Leviathan.

[@gualbaniG10]

2 - Forgotten Mines

[@AllFridges-fj1wi]

Number 1 for me - looks excellent.

[@reeboothemad5514]

#4 because I really like the take on tower defense.

[@ericghaugenful]

Voting for #1 this week. Looks like an insane amount of work!

[@phatpat63]

This is a pretty stacked week, but #1 is of most interest to me.

[@ivyjuicegames]

Forgotten Mines looks really interesting game mechanic-wise

[@DeavtheDev]

1- looks amazing

[@guitar-jo]

#5 ... Wish #1 was on last week's list, then I'd have voted.

[@MyCheeseNacho]

Dice n goblins looks gorgeous! I wanna see more!

[@LallyOfTheValley]

4 looks really fun! And love the art too

[@onionknight249]

5 looks good too

[@mattjvr6189]

Number 3 looks like fun, that's my vote

[@DudeFrom1972]

I'm going along with the rest of you ! my vote is for #1: Lair of the Leviathan

[@marvin_writer]

My favorite is number 4 - Rift Riff. It look is cool.

[@Corpomancer]

Number four. Crafted to a high standard.

[@aquietmonk]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan is my choice. I love a good turn based system.

[@Cluxiu]

Rift riff is gorgeous

[@Blackmamba136]

All of them look great. I give my vote to #1

[@plopsis]

Like the vibe of #3

[@Mrtargi]

Number one looks great

[@ChinchillaDave]

Number 5! Absolutely!

[@rebus_x5313]

#1 . Though i don't like jrpg-style combat, this is what pixel art should look like

[@lashghost]

1 seems very interesting!

[@samwood3691]

All of these are beautiful. But i have to go with #1 Lair of the leviathan

[@montoliodebrouchee3838]

1 - Lair of the Leviathan, this week is kinda hell, really hard to pick one of them.

[@MarkWallbridge]

4 for me, lovely looking artstyle 😊

[@rigodolfo]

damn the games are getting better and better

[@armanuki38911]

Strong week. I like #4. It would be nice if you could always mention the state of development for each game. Is it just a proof of concept, is a demo or an EA version available to the public, is it a full release? It is also hard to distinguish between short mini-games and 50 hour titles. So I really think some classification is needed.

[@IceWolve67]

definitly agree

[@stayathomedev]

Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely keep that in mind.

[@kiri9979]

Honestly Number 4 looks really good

[@Muhfis-ff7jh]

Nobody going to talk about Sonar Shock? Aside from quite prevalent performance issue, it's an amazing survival-horror/immersive sim game

[@Cafeinrush]

Dice N Goblins for sure. number 3

[@domeen0gt895]

Gonna go with #4.

[@benwitte928]

Number 3! (But they all look good!)

[@vittz1985]

#5 the 2d platform is calling me

[@poku7129]

number 5!

[@alexsanderrain2980]

#2 Forgotten mines

[@Trialwolf]

I'll vote for #1.

[@anderstiger245]

#1 - Lair of the Leviathan gets my vote.

[@thedragonflytapes5727]

5 - Deeplands wins it for me

[@haldbl]

Tough one, voting for number 3

[@nestorpiedraquesada2954]

I think I'm gonna go with number 2

[@GrimbornWolf]

This really is a tough week because all the games hit the spot for me. But ultimately I'll go with 1 - Lair of the Leviathan

[@apsill3080]

Can't decide between 4 or 5

[@ismalej8]

1 - so epic!

[@onionknight249]

4 looks good!

[@AlexDiaz-gw5ov]

#4 is the most interesting to me. But each week, it gets harder to decide. When it comes to time for Godot Game of the year, this time around it will be easy for there to be a Top 100 Godot Games or Projects. Last year it would had been impossible to do one with a good (7.5) level of quality as the baseline.

[@jacoblewis8378]

#4 Rift Riff!

[@mathieugrenier-boucher8353]

4 for sure!

[@simolani12]

I'll go with Number 1.

[@animejoe4041]

#1 - Lair of the Leviathan by far.

[@LanesHW]

Number 5

[@dajoma36]

Number 2

[@MrNeseir]

Number 4!

[@TautalG]

number 4 is my pick

[@spayeur]

#3 nice feel

[@bloomsarri]

We really should start supporting games like #3, I don't see it win this week as it ain't mainstream enough but i would honestly enjoy it over the other games (despite all looking really great) So yeah, I vote #3 Dice'n Goblins

[@bigwes_]

Tough choice between the last two, but I'm going with 4

[@shindig9000]

Hard one this week. I'll go #1

[@cyber_habanero]

Nr. #3!

[@peterplatter]

3 - Dice n Goblins!

[@Betegfos]

Number 1 is my favorite.

[@cameronmoore136]

I vote for 1, Lair of the Leviathan.

[@alistairleslie-hughes9027]

#1 is my favourite.

[@aidanlilly8285]

4 is my vote

[@МаксимАгрызко]

Number 2!!!

[@whiletrue1-wb6xf]

I enjoy your reviews very much. Could you maybe do a mobile games review once?