I’m thinking of making a 2D game in Godot Engine (or any other engine for that matter). A survival-in-the-wild kinda game. Still haven’t decided on the name yet. So because I like to act like I know what I am doing, I have a form to enter a classy and catchy name you would repeat on end.
Name so we can credit you (maybe *smirks*):
Name for the game:
Following forum:
I will style the front page with aesthetics and stuff when I have a name I like. I really like aesthetics.
Anyway, here are the ideas I have.
1. Free roam. You can roam around where ever you want (until you reach the artists limit when they collapse from trying to draw an infinity space).
2. Animals. Bears? Rabbits? Deer? Boar? Dragons? Unicorns?
3. Craft. Craft stuff that (should) be useful. Maybe like swords and stuff. Or some slippers.
4. Customisation. Customise your person. (Again, a pain in the head for artists.)
5. Food and Water. Get food by hunting animals and water by sterilising dirty elephant pee lake water.
This game’s art style will be something not so realistic, not so pixel-art thing and just kinda modern and stuff. Idk.
THIRD PERSON DEFINITELY
Mobile Support (if possible)
No storyline until I get a name for this. But something like “player transported by alien to earth-like world, need to survive” something weird like that.
Ay cmon we can get a good name

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This is how serious I am.

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I don't think this is the best place to post for Godot collaborations or any game engines other than Scratch. Try the Godot forums, or maybe the Godot subreddit.

And finding a decent amount of people to collaborate on game engines that are mostly used for commercial development (for professional games that will be sold) will be harder than you think, especially getting them to work for free. Not saying that it's impossible, but it will be hard.

If you want to use something other than Scratch, I think you're better off sticking to a one or two person team and doing all the art and coding by yourself (indie development). It sounds like the art style that you want is low-poly art, in that case you'll need to learn how to use Blender or a similar program for 3D modeling.

Then you'll need to learn how to use Godot (tutorials on youtube - heartbeast and Miziziziz post good videos to follow). I don't much experience with Unity but I can definitely say that Godot is very effective- you'll need to learn either GDscript or C# (there's also Visual Script like Scratch blocks but not as effective as the other languages)

Godot forums here. Look in Tutorials section for tutorials and Professional Trade for potential collaborators.

Hope this helps!

1guy444 wrote:

I don't think this is the best place to post for Godot collaborations or any game engines other than Scratch. Try the Godot forums, or maybe the Godot subreddit.

And finding a decent amount of people to collaborate on game engines that are mostly used for commercial development (for professional games that will be sold) will be harder than you think, especially getting them to work for free. Not saying that it's impossible, but it will be hard.

If you want to use something other than Scratch, I think you're better off sticking to a one or two person team and doing all the art and coding by yourself (indie development). It sounds like the art style that you want is low-poly art, in that case you'll need to learn how to use Blender or a similar program for 3D modeling.

Then you'll need to learn how to use Godot (tutorials on youtube - heartbeast and Miziziziz post good videos to follow). I don't much experience with Unity but I can definitely say that Godot is very effective- you'll need to learn either GDscript or C# (there's also Visual Script like Scratch blocks but not as effective as the other languages)

Godot forums here. Look in Tutorials section for tutorials and Professional Trade for potential collaborators.

Hope this helps!

okay!