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Guilherme Oliveira Courses
Godot 3 Complete Developer Course - 2D and 3D
4.6 (764 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 8.5h- 2018
$89.99
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Most Recent Review
I would say yes, it is indeed a good match to me especially I am new to switching to Godot as my main game engine. It has every fundamentals I need to create what games I want to build as game development is one of my interests. I may still watch tutorials for guide but the flow of the videos are accumulating concepts where it may include past topics that can be applied for each assignment. This helps on how will I intuitively interact with Godot until there is no need to watch a tutorial and fully grasp it.
- Review by Michael Vincent Aspuria on Godot 3 Complete Developer Course - 2D and 3D
Instructor Bio
I started to create software when I was just a teenager. Since I started, I have used lots of different tools and created lots of things. Way before that I already knew I wanted to create games, and thus, I specialized on developing them. Now I want to share what I've learning with my students.
As a self taught learner myself, I know a few things that speed up the learning process and I strongly believe that learning by doing is the best way to learn, and that's the approach you'll see me using in my lectures.
