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As someone who has been closely following the evolution of game engines over the years, I’ve always had a soft spot for Godot. It’s not just because it’s free and open-source; it’s because Godot feels like the underdog in an industry dominated by giants like Unity
3D Game Engine
Alright, let me start by saying this: I’m a doctor. Yep, the kind with a stethoscope and everything. But here’s the twist—I also code. Weird combo, right? Well, it gets weirder. My coding journey took an unexpected turn when I decided to dive into game development—not
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What is Godot? Why the Fuzz? Godot is absolutely mind-blowing. It’s not just a game engine—it’s a creative playground that feels like it was tailor-made for people like me: solo devs, hobbyists, and even seasoned pros who crave control over their projects without the bloat or corporate
VR
Have you ever wanted to combine the thrill of music games like Beat Saber with the physical challenge of a full-body workout? Well, someone out there had the same thought—and they’ve created something truly special. I recently stumbled upon a virtual reality music workout game built using the
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A few years ago, I picked up Godot on my Linux machine to compare it with other game engines for building educational games for my newborn son. The experience was fantastic – Godot was easy to learn and quick to produce results. I even created simple apps with it, choosing it
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I recently participated in the Global Game Jam in January 2025, an event that brings together game developers, designers, and creatives from all over the world. The event took place in Divizyon, Konya, Turkey, and it was nothing short of an incredible experience. With many teams and dozens of passionate