Learn how create 2D platformer from scratch in the Godot Engine 3, complete with particles, sound effects, UI, and more!
InstructorFirebelley Games
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Instruction covers specific platformer mechanics like coyote time, dashing, and double jumping, alongside visual feedback techniques such as camera shake and particle trails.
The instructor provides clarity by explaining the underlying logic behind specific technical implementations.
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The Godot Engine editor interface demonstrates the TileMap tool in action, allowing developers to paint detailed level geometry and decorative elements for a 2D platformer game.
The Godot Engine editor shows the ParticleProcessMaterial inspector, highlighting how to configure color ramps and animation properties for visual effects.
The Godot Engine editor displays the scene structure for an enemy node, highlighting multiple audio stream players and collision shapes in the inspector.
Gameplay footage from a 2D platformer project displaying a character standing on a ledge next to an instructional dialogue box that explains how to perform a double jump.
The reliance on Godot 3 can cause UI discrepancies in newer versions, and the rapid instructional pace may require frequent pausing to follow complex menu navigation.
The curriculum aligns well with the target of intermediate developers with programming experience.