This is the most realistic game I've ever seen running with the Godot game engine. This is huge!
this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2023
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Singleplayer. Very nice. I hate that nowadays almost anything "survival" is multiplayer-only. And seems to run fine with Proton-GE on Linux!
Big benefit for Godot is that it's trivial to build for Linux. Yeah Unity is ""cross platform"" but it's so deeply dependent on Microsoft's tech stack that it's not nearly as easy
More devs using an open source game engine ignites my hope for more open source games.
I've noticed in the community that there are a lot (legitimately good) open source games in development with Godot! The issue with open source games 5+ years ago and further is that they were really complicated and hard to get into, often written in C++ using frameworks like OpenGL. Having such a good open source engine makes it soooo much easier to find people willing to join projects.
One game I have my eye on is JDungeon, an open source 2D MMORPG made in Godot. It's still in very early alpha so there is barely a game to play right now, but it seems to be progressing quite nicely.
I'm following this project for sure. Glad to see developers making the switch.
Would try this out, but it's windows only. Will wait until it's more stable and it's out of Early Access. Looks a lot like Tarkov, but written by a single dude? Pretty bonkers.
And it was ported in three months!
Pretty cool! Hope this is a sign that more and more games with larger scopes will start using it!
hear mention of medium
leave immediately