I'm learning Godot too. Although, my pace of learning is very slow, since I am also working from home. So I mostly learn on weekends or sometimes, for an hour at the end of the day. I started from this link: http://www.alexhoratio.co.uk/search/label/gitting%20gud%20at... These look good too: https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/an0iq5/godot_tutoria...

thank you for these links, its really helpful bro

I am trying my hand at Defold. Though initially I found it very obscure and opaque, I am finally able to do small things on my own without constantly refering to the document.

Initially I found it difficult to grasp what exactly the game engine is making easy for you. Now I understand, the whole reactive message passing system simplifies game logic. Also the collision physics and handling too makes game logic simpler. And it takes care of animations like sliding, moving etc.

It is a bit different than many other engines, and it is not for everyone, but once you shift your mindset from large object oriented structures and start thinking about the relationship between your game logic and data in a way that works with Defold I find that you're able to create a lot in a short timeframe.

I'm also learning Godot, it's great fun! Although I'm making something less ambitious than you, I just more or less finished a 'brickbreaker' type game. (more or less, all logic is in place but just 2 levels).

Also, no one asked, but I went with Godot instead of Unity because it was the only one I could get running without _any_ issue on Debian.

I committed the cardinal sin of starting the Unity "Create with Code" course last week and not progressing beyond the first module. Hopefully you are better at sticking to things than I am.

Hey, I'm doing that too, learning DirectX to build megaman-clone and learn more about game development. I planned to learn Godot after that. shall you create a discord chanel? I'd love to join

you seem like a very avid learner! can you recommend a couple of courses you've enjoyed going through, or the ones that were most interesting and challenging?

Wow I want to do that too! Are there any existing godot based quest games so I can get an idea what the final product would look like?

There is a tutorial from Feb 28th which contains a finished project. https://github.com/GodotVR/godot_openvr_fps/releases

thanks for Disney's Imagineering-in-a-Box!