Community Game?

bluecode

Hi people

I would like to start developing game

I'm interested into create a click and point game

I'm wondering if there is any project I could join in

vitalfadeev

Start it. 1. Make first scene. 2. Post it 3. See magic :)

the-environment-guy

A word of warning, online group projects are notorious for falling apart after a couple weeks and not constructing anything. Often times they consist of people new to the game development pipeline who are convinced they have great ideas. Unless you know somebody with experience making games first hand who would agree to set a schedule to work with you, generally the best way to start is to go at it on your own. If you live in a city you may have interest groups and meetups of game developers you could speak with and learn from. If you haven’t already I would recommend you watch the Youtube channel Extra Credits. They have some excellent videos on what to aim for and how to plan out your first games.

Edit: If you haven’t heard of a Game Jam you may be interested in that. Its a sort of public group event where people team together and make a game in a few days time (changes depending where you go). You can find a lot about it online. I belive Godot held one for a period of one month just recently though I haven’t looked into that one.

gordebak

I looked into point and click adventure game development some time ago. I was thinking about making an open source one, but I was kinda discouraged because of the replay value of adventure games. The problem is, you have to put online a finished game, or you wouldn't get patient users to watch your project while it's developing. Because these kinda games are heavy on story.

And pathfinding is a bitch to program. I know this is a Godot forum, but I will suggest looking at Adventure Game Studio. I know some people who made games with it alone.

And, good luck.

Edit: I've found some other good engines for adventure games too. I don't remember them right now, but some googling might point you in the right direction. Most of them have great communities around adventure game development.

It is totally possible in Godot, but why would you do that? It's not as easy to program as it seems.

bluecode

thanks for the suggestion gordeback but seems Adventure Game Studio doesn't have the option to compile ready to go games multiplatform games

Shin-NiL

Do you know Escoria?

Rayek

The (sort-of) 'point of reference' for point-'n-click adventure game creation is Visionaire. Anyone interested in developing a complex adventure game like that will save themselves a lot of time and effort by purchasing a license of Visionaire. http://www.visionaire-studio.net/cms/visionaire-studio-english.html

Exports to all major platforms (including Android and iOs), and no programming is required, although Lua scripting is available for more intricate functionality. The new version 5 is about to be released, and will include box2d physics. Visionaire also imports Spine characters/object animations.

Having said this, Escoria is definitely also an option. I am still debating with myself whether to use Visionaire or Godot for the game I have in mind developing - I'll wait making that decision until both have their new versions released.

bluecode

thanks for all the replies

I have just started to use Godot.

I have a lot to do/learn about 2d animations

I have some knowledge coding and time to time I used to draw (pencil traditional drawings). I kept my drawings

But, no Im not as skilled as I would like