Create a Complete 2D Survivors Style Game in Godot 4

Learn how to create a complete 2D arena survival roguelike game from start to finish in Godot engine 4!

Create a Complete 2D Survivors Style Game in Godot 4

InstructorFirebelley Games

Duration17h 15m

Students20.7K

Rating4.8 (3,695)

Comidoc Analysis

Build a 2D Arena Survival Roguelike in Godot 4

Strengths

Robust Gameplay Systems

Instruction covers essential roguelike mechanics including automated enemy spawning, experience tracking, and player upgrades using custom resources.

Best suited to

Programmers transitioning to the Godot engine
Learners interested in roguelike mechanics and meta-progression
Developers seeking a project-led workflow

Less suited to

Absolute beginners without any programming background
Learners requiring high-precision auto-generated subtitles
Those needing exact alignment with the latest Godot engine versions

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

Godot 4 editor interface displaying the player.gd script with GDScript code for character movement logic. — Preview 1 of 4
The Godot 4 editor displays the player.gd script containing GDScript code that defines a function to calculate movement vectors based on user input.

A pixel-art game interface displaying two upgrade cards labeled 'Move Speed' and 'Sword Damage' against a pink background with a purple banner reading 'ROGUELIKE UPGRADES'. — Preview 2 of 4
This gameplay screenshot illustrates the roguelike upgrade system, presenting players with choices like increasing movement speed or sword damage to enhance their character's abilities.

Godot 4 editor interface showing a script file named ability_upgrade.gd extending Resource with exported variables, alongside the scene tree and inspector panels. — Preview 3 of 4
The Godot editor displays a custom resource script defining exported string variables for name and description within the code view.

Godot 4 editor interface displaying the Audio Bus layout with Master and New Bus channels, alongside the Inspector panel showing properties for an AudioStreamPlayer node. — Preview 4 of 4
The Godot 4 editor interface displays the audio bus layout and inspector settings, demonstrating how sound effects are managed within the engine.