Starting game development can be tough with complex tools. That’s why we’re thrilled to launch Block Coding for 
Godot.

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Endless Foundation's new initiative introduces block coding for the Godot game engine, making it easier for beginners to learn game development. Block coding allows users to create programs using a user-friendly interface that bypasses complex syntax, making game creation more accessible. The goal is to bridge the gap between simplified tools and the professional Godot engine, leveraging the successful approaches of tools like Scratch and Blockly while preparing learners for advanced development.

Block Coding for Godot: Lowering the Bar of Entry for a Powerful Tool

Building a Bridge to a Professional Game-Making Tool

<p>I think some sort of visual programming needs to come back for godot to get more adoption but I wonder how this compares to <a href="https://github.com/Vahera/godot-orchestrator" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/Vahera/godot-orchestrator</a></p>


<p>First the orchestrator to get Unreal Engine users a low friction path into Godot, and now this for teaching gamedev to kids! Thank you so much for this article!</p>
