Learn how to make a juicy game in Godot 4 (Udemy.com)

Nice tutorial. It delivers what it promises. I would have liked to have a couple more things: 1. More theory about the technique we were about to develop (as we did with the Hitstop lesson). 2. A better code structure and best practice with writing good code. I know those thing can be done in other courses but seeing some nodes called directly in code without a proper variable it's not the best. Except those two points, the course represents to me a really good starting point for game juice and a really good practice of some of the best tool of Godot like tween, animation player and particles.

It would have been nice to not rely on so many plugins (some are now out of date like the trail2d and the sfxr plugin so I skipped those parts even though I understand the gist of it), but overall good explanation of the techniques. I especially appreciated emphasis on using tweens and explaining the parallel/chain use cases.

I like this course where it is not too long, and I can either follow/code along or just watch to understand the workflows. This course is not about building a game from scratch, but more on techniques to analyze, fix, and improve games made by yourself or someone else. In my opinion, that makes it crucially complimentary, as it teaches you how to maintain and work on your games in the long run without messing up the core functions. It also gives you more chance to better understand the tools available (e.g. when to use Animation Player, Timer, or Tween).

I've learned lots of important things during this course, like the use of tweens, particles and the timing of animations but i don't think the last sections are as good as the first ones. The Sound effect part was really useless and the last one was like watching a speedrun where all was already done. Also the subdivision of the lessons was a little bit off, i know it's more "organized" but having 3 videos of 1 minutes...idk In the end i've liked the course, the explanations were clear and some of the concepts will always stay in my mind, but I would have preferred a little more in-depth information in some points.

I like the various implementation of gpu particles. we can totally change the game outlook and feel by changing small details that other overlook. I mean camera shake , vibration , every other feedback interact and shows their own interaction how awesome is that. in term of implementing I am still not confident in applying what I learned here, I think I have to keep revisiting and apply to other game to get the feel for what I have learnt here.

This is a great course! I had done a couple of beginner level courses and this really picked up at the intermediate level to push home the concepts and methods of godot. I learnt a lot about the methods of adding the juice and there was a really good amount of reasoning behind why it was good and beneficial to the game. There is quite a lot of varied repetition between the different techniques so it keeps you practising without just doing the same thing over and over, which I find to be a really enjoyable way to learn. Thanks, Victor! Wonderful course.

Awesome effects and tricks. Easy to port this knowlege to a game that you are working. Also, some basic animation teory (like loss energy). I really enjoy this course, just to give some feedback, i feel like the starting code could be a little bit rought to get along (maybe another class explaining the code should be good) but if you keep the course you will understanding and a small pieces of code algon could be improved

Congratulations Victor. This course is amazing I learned a bunch of techniques and some other tricks I didn't think I'd see The delivery of the contents has a good pacing, concise but effective explanations and a lot of valuable knowledge cramped into it. I also have to thank you for sharing all these resources and code to tinker with That's a 10/10 for me. I'm definitely applying what I've learned here

The course is amazing, topics are clearly explained and the techiniques showed are super useful and add a level of detail that can make a huge difference. The only con I see is that some of the shaders used are not so well explained, so you will have to figure it out as how they work. On the other hand this course is about game juice and not about shaders, so you will have to learn that topic on your own. Overall a really good course if you want to learn some techniques to add a great level of detail and juicyness to games in Godot.

A very good course, everything is clear and to the point, game design decisions regarding the type of colors in the game are controversial, but the juice itself in the game turned out great, I give it a little lower than 5 points, only because 5 still deserves an ideal course in which there are no rough edges . I'm waiting for a new course from the author on metroidvania where he will use the state machine and cool features like inventory and adding new abilities to the character, as well as using tile maps, I'm willing to pay more for such a course!