Godot Engine's 2024 Showreel shows a lot of fun stuff for the open source game engine

By Liam Dawe - 16 December 2024 at 10:30 am UTC

The cross-platform free and open source Godot Engine has another showreel up, giving you a nice look at what some developers have been making with it. It's a nice sample of what's possible with the game engine, that has been steadily growing in popularity.

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The titles listed in order are:

Toziuhua Night: Order of the Alchemists

Zitifono

Mira and the Legend of the Djinn

The Rise of the Golden Idol

Parking Garage Rally Circuit

Is there anything you're looking forward to trying?

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Tags: Game Dev, Godot Engine, Misc, Open Source, Round-up, Video

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Arehandoro 3 hours ago

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Canvas of Kings is absolutely stunning! Maps can be exported to PDF to use them on TTRPGs too

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hardpenguin 2 hours ago

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I must admit, Godot's showreel looks more impressive every year 😳

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