In this tutorial you will learn to code by making 3 games: A runner game, a 2D platformer and a 3D space shooter. This tutorial will start from the absolute basics and assume you have never coded before, perfect to get started. We will use the Godot gaming engine, which is entirely open source and fun to use. 

You can get the course here: 
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/clearcode
Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-to-code-by-making-games-in-godot

Source files:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/186bMWbWvzN5ROeFqKm7nOXJ92JqQ_lBV?usp=sharing

Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:46 - Godot Basics
00:29:48 - Coding in Godot
00:43:25 - Logic and variables
01:02:44 - Properties
01:19:19 - Boolean logic
01:35:10 - Working with data
01:56:24 - Functions
02:15:47 - Frogger Game basics
02:29:35 - Getting input
02:38:03 - Camera
02:43:44 - Physics and collisions
02:55:05 - Animations
03:06:57 - Signals
03:14:20 - Car spawning
03:30:07 - Delta time
03:38:41 - More collisions
03:48:09 - Level Setup
04:02:06 - Layout
04:22:12 - Transitions
04:33:55 - Sound
04:40:46 - Platformer
04:46:44 - Platformer Movement
04:57:17 - Bullets 
05:09:10 - AnimationPlayer
05:26:49 - Tweens
05:35:53 - TileMapLayers
05:53:35 - Drone enemies
06:11:56 - Groups
06:20:12 - Lights
06:33:39 - Shaders
06:50:36 - Finish
06:55:45 - 3D space shooter
07:20:06 - Player setup
07:42:26 - Projectiles
08:04:17 - Collisions
08:19:24 - Environment
08:41:19 - Finish

Learn to code by making games in Godot