Road to Vostok looks absolutely insane and it’s being made in Godot. I’ve played demos of it a bit and it definitely still is in development but there’s serious potential in my opinion
I don’t know about heavy hitters, but I just noticed a couple days ago that someone has been regularly posting on [email protected] the links to the weekly videos that StayAtHomeDev posts highlighting 5 new Godot games at a time. Here’s the YouTube channel if you want to go directly to the source: https://www.youtube.com/@stayathomedev
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“The Roottrees are dead” was a very pleasant surprise as a game made with Godot.
Do you know any other heavy hitter made with this engine that’s not the usual suspects (e.g. Cassette Beasts)?
Road to Vostok looks absolutely insane and it’s being made in Godot. I’ve played demos of it a bit and it definitely still is in development but there’s serious potential in my opinion
It performs insanely well, too
I believe Slay the Spire 2 is being made with Godot.
You’re correct! One of the devs wrote an article about why they made the change.
I don’t know about heavy hitters, but I just noticed a couple days ago that someone has been regularly posting on [email protected] the links to the weekly videos that StayAtHomeDev posts highlighting 5 new Godot games at a time. Here’s the YouTube channel if you want to go directly to the source: https://www.youtube.com/@stayathomedev
Some of the games look great.
the one I will make in 2–54 years’ time
One day…
lol, the truth!