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Parker Anderson Courses
Godot 4: Design & Code a Retro Atari Style 2D Game, SeaQuest
4.8 (211 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 12.9h- 2023
$19.99
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Most Recent Review
Instructor Parker Anderson Excellent telling me how to make mistakes to be able to help myself. I need more courses from Parker AKA “plugworld”, please more old Atari games, especially Cosmic Ark. Thank you Udemy! Half way through and I am already asking for the next tutorial either on more Atari or an NES 8bit next, I just don't see many tutorials, that teach you to go on your own. The assets look great, I love the sound, I am not bored, I would have done well in a college course with this professor, who alters his voice to make sure he is more entertaining.
- Review by Omeed N Ouhadi on Godot 4: Design & Code a Retro Atari Style 2D Game, SeaQuest
Instructor Bio
Heyo, Parker Anderson here, I've been making video games ever since I was ten; picked up a few things along the way. Hopefully you can learn a thing or two from me.
I've been teaching game development using the Godot Engine for three years. My previous courses and experience range from complete beginner to intermediate/advanced development with more advanced concepts such as networked multiplayer. I've published several games with Godot. Weaponeer, my most popular game, was featured by Game Informer and has been very successful.
I enjoy sharing the knowledge I learn, and I hope to help share that with the world.
