Godot Game Development Mini-Degree

If you want to build games with a lightweight engine that’s completely free, open-source, and that can be modified to fit your project’s needs, look no further than Godot. Designed to get you prototyping your games quickly and easily, this community-driven engine is fully alterable under the MIT license. With its custom GDScript language and a flexible node-based architecture that’s completely unique, Godot is both easy to learn for beginners and flexible enough to keep more experienced developers engaged.

The Godot Game Development Mini-Degree will give you the skills needed to create cross-platform 2D and 3D games. You’ll learn by building real portfolio-ready projects, including 2D platformers, FPS games, RPGs, strategy games, and more – all while mastering in-demand skills that will set you up for success as a game developer.

 

You will master:

Working with 2D and 3D assets
Gameplay flow with GDScript
Player and enemy combat
Item collection and UI systems
FPS, RPG, strategy, and platformer mechanics