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Go Godot Jam is an upcoming Godot Gamedev Festival between May 6 - June 9

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Learn more about the free and open source Godot Engine during Go Godot Jam, part of the Godot Gamedev Festival running from today May 6 through to June 9.

Sounds like a fun idea to help show off Godot to even more people. It's packed full of "one month of quality streams and a game jam aimed at celebrating and expanding a vibrant Godot community" and it's entirely open to everyone as this is a free online event. They will be hosting all sorts of panels:

  • Showcases of the use-cases, workflows, and features of Godot
  • Comparisons of Godot with other game engines to debunk myths
  • Tutorials to help beginners get started with gamedev on Godot
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Tags: Game Dev, Game Jam, Godot Engine, Misc | Apps: Godot Engine
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