آموزش ساخت بازی پازل مبتنی بر شبکه در Godot و سی شارپ

This course will cover everything you need to know about creating a small 2D grid-based puzzle game from start to finish in the Godot Engine 4.3+ using C# scripting. This course covers many aspects of creating a grid-based puzzle game including:

• Building placement on a grid with variable tile sizes
• Querying grid state using LINQ with C# data structures like HashSets and Dictionaries
• Creating levels using the new Godot 4.3 TileMapLayer, including multi-level maps with y-sorting, animated tiles, and custom tile data
• Saving and loading level completion progress
• Implementing audio including building placement and destruction effects and music

This list is not exhaustive – please see the course outline for a glimpse into the topics that are covered.

The goal of this course is to show you how to take an empty project and turn it into a small, complete game. In doing so, this course will give you a robust exposure to many aspects of the Godot engine from C# scripting, to input handling, to tile maps, to saving and loading data, to audio, and more. By the time you complete this course, you will feel comfortable working on your own projects in Godot 4.3+ and C#. You will walk away from this course with a solid foundational understanding of making games that are not only functional but also fun.

This course will help you greatly if:

• You are ready to dive into a crash course for Godot 4.3+ with C#
• You are comfortable in Unity and want to transfer your C# scripting skills to Godot
• You have some game development knowledge and want to learn Godot
• You have some programming knowledge and want to make games
• You struggle to complete games and want to start and finish a project

Please note that this course is focused purely on the start-to-finish process of making a grid-based puzzle game. With that goal in mind, there is no time spent explaining fundamental programming concepts of statically typed languages. Familiarity with programming and statically typed languages is strongly recommended before taking this course.