r/GodotEngine

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I made this Godot intro for some games I wanted to make decided to share it for everyone to use. It's not perfect and it's actually my first time making an Intro like this.

Edit: The sounds might be copy written so I wouldn't use them. I made this a while back so I don't remember if they were or not. if you decide to use this it's probably safer to remove the sounds and replace them with your own.

Download it now! The first Patch is live and players are rewarded more coins than ever, just for playing!

Max Cross on Steam

Hello everyone!

I recently started learning Godot, and instead of making a huge project, I decided to finish something small first.

It's called Dodge Cubes. Your goal is simple: survive as long as possible while avoiding falling cubes.

It's completely free and playable directly in your browser (PC and mobile):

https://samot07.itch.io/dodge-cubes

I'd really appreciate any feedback, whether it's about the gameplay, difficulty, UI, or ideas for future updates.

Thanks for checking it out! 😊

Más tutoriales en: https://www.youtube.com/@gamexistence

Awesome to play on your deck!

So I opened Godot and my UI for the engine has changed and I dont know why, I didnt changed anything. Godot didnt receive an update BUT Window 11 had an uptade that seem to happened the same day that my UI become weird but the update doesn't seem to change things like scale so im confused. I tried to set the scale in the editor to custom but even there somes things changes and other not... Did someone get the same problems ? Pic1 is with custom at 2.45, Pic2 is without custom and Pic3 is how it was before when it was perfect. I have a 4k monitor

Edit : I dont remember changing it but the main font size was at 8 when it was supposed to be at 14, just weird that coincidently the problem happened the same day that the uptade of Window 11, thanks for the help

hi everyone im new to godot and i wanna make a httyd inspired game on it but idk where to start this is the idea rn

Hi. Solo dev, been building this for months, and it's finally stable enough that I want people to try it, I already have like 20 testers and ill upload this soon for free to appstore.

the idea:  You are one player, from a 16-year-old nobody to whatever legend you manage to become before you retire.

The football:

• Pull back and release to shoot, and the contact point on the ball decides the angle and the curve. Power and accuracy are separate things: accuracy makes the ball follow the line you drew, power decides how hard it gets there.
• 16 different chance types generated live, so a counter doesn't feel like a corner and a corner doesn't feel like a free kick. Dribbles, one-on-ones, penalties, driving the ball forward, playing a pass and then controlling the guy who receives it.
• Defenders close you down while you aim, and your energy tank matters — tired, you shoot worse.
• Practice mode if you just want to drill one situation over and over.

The career:

• 1,600+ clubs across 30 countries, each in a three-division pyramid, plus 212 national teams. Everything you're not playing gets simulated: leagues, cups, European nights, the transfer market.
• Contracts, agents, buyout clauses, loans, free agency. Clubs want you based on your rating, your position and where you finished in the Ballon d'Or voting — build a reputation and better clubs come calling.
• National team selection is earned. There's a visible bar, and you can see the last man in and how far off you are.
• Injuries with real consequences, relationships with teammates, coach and fans, post-match dilemmas where you actually choose.
• Your teammates and rivals age, decline and retire around you, and new kids come through. So does your player, at 40.

The life around it:

• A house you walk around in, that upgrades as you earn: trophy room, gym, pool, pets, an arcade machine with a working Snake game in it.
• Sponsors, a shop, haircuts and beards you buy and actually see on your player.
• Trophy ceremonies, galas, man-of-the-match moments, promotion and relegation — all as little 3D scenes, not a popup saying "you won".
• A legacy screen that tracks where you rank all-time and who you still have to overtake.

Everything is 64px pixel art with a 2.5D game style, portrait, one-handed. Free, no ads, nothing to buy. Every club and player name is fictional.

TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/8TVdfbSk

I'll be in the comments all day.

Github: https://github.com/FMGodot/FMGodot
Full Explanation Video: https://youtu.be/b8zXncL1XCo

Achieving high-fidelity, real-time omnidirectional stereoscopic (ODS) rendering has traditionally been a brute-force endeavor. Rendering a scene for VR, domed projections, or immersive video usually requires massive computational overhead to avoid visual artifacts.

Recently, I’ve been developing a purely mathematical approach to 360 stereoscopic rendering that bypasses these traditional bottlenecks. The theory is engine-agnostic—originally tested in Unreal Engine 5.7 as a lightweight alternative to NDisplay—but for this proof-of-concept, I’ve implemented it directly into a custom source build of Godot, which I’m calling FMGodot.

Here is a look at how this mathematical approximation works, why it outperforms traditional stitching, and how it handles 12K resolutions in real-time.

Developer: Leoson Cheong (CHEONG Tai Leong)

Do you have any suggestions for achieving more realistic physics using Godot's Vehicle3D? Or would you recommend creating a custom physics system using raycasts? Alternatively, could soft-body physics be used—though I don't think Jolt's physics implementation supports that in the same way BeamNG.drive does?

I've just launched a terminal based demo on itch.io! You can play in-browser, just using your keyboard... because it simulates a terminal. o.0

Feedback welcomed!

https://unicorninteractive.itch.io/terminal-drone-command