Corentin Delva
@corentindelva.bsky.social
Lead Level Designer @TheSandbox
Really interesting stats. It's really awesome to see Godot takes the industry by storm. From Game Jam to AAA with the UGC platform of Battlefield 6, it can only push more players to create unique experiences on so much different platforms!
These are the engines used to make 9,724 games for the GMTK Game Jam in 2025!
1️⃣ Unity - 41%
2️⃣ Godot - 39%
3️⃣ Other / No Engine - 11%
4️⃣ Game Maker - 5%
5️⃣ Unreal Engine - 4%
1️⃣ Unity - 41%
2️⃣ Godot - 39%
3️⃣ Other / No Engine - 11%
4️⃣ Game Maker - 5%
5️⃣ Unreal Engine - 4%
August 4, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Really interesting stats. It's really awesome to see Godot takes the industry by storm. From Game Jam to AAA with the UGC platform of Battlefield 6, it can only push more players to create unique experiences on so much different platforms!
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Battlefield 6 using Godot for their UGC platform (Portal) is a great call.
Why build an entirely public editor, when you can grab an open source one?
Guessing from these screenshots it looks like it uses pre-set objects (prefabs) that are low res, as dummies, to then load actual objects in-game
Why build an entirely public editor, when you can grab an open source one?
Guessing from these screenshots it looks like it uses pre-set objects (prefabs) that are low res, as dummies, to then load actual objects in-game
July 31, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Battlefield 6 using Godot for their UGC platform (Portal) is a great call.
Why build an entirely public editor, when you can grab an open source one?
Guessing from these screenshots it looks like it uses pre-set objects (prefabs) that are low res, as dummies, to then load actual objects in-game
Why build an entirely public editor, when you can grab an open source one?
Guessing from these screenshots it looks like it uses pre-set objects (prefabs) that are low res, as dummies, to then load actual objects in-game
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Gotham Knights #leveldesign!
Clayface boss battle.
My arena blockout was inspired by early 1900s reservoir pumping stations.
I prototyped his "grate rush" attack in #UE blueprint - clay tendrils emerging into the arena interior.
Ultimately the attack was scrapped.
#gamedev commentary! 🔊
#Batman
Clayface boss battle.
My arena blockout was inspired by early 1900s reservoir pumping stations.
I prototyped his "grate rush" attack in #UE blueprint - clay tendrils emerging into the arena interior.
Ultimately the attack was scrapped.
#gamedev commentary! 🔊
#Batman
May 5, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Gotham Knights #leveldesign!
Clayface boss battle.
My arena blockout was inspired by early 1900s reservoir pumping stations.
I prototyped his "grate rush" attack in #UE blueprint - clay tendrils emerging into the arena interior.
Ultimately the attack was scrapped.
#gamedev commentary! 🔊
#Batman
Clayface boss battle.
My arena blockout was inspired by early 1900s reservoir pumping stations.
I prototyped his "grate rush" attack in #UE blueprint - clay tendrils emerging into the arena interior.
Ultimately the attack was scrapped.
#gamedev commentary! 🔊
#Batman
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Gotham Knights #leveldesign!
2nd progression beat of the path leading to the Lazarus Pit.
I created the intact version of the #Batman Batcave to later extrapolate from it as a destroyed version. After navigating through the wreckage, players find the ancient entrance to the Lazarus Pit. #gamedev
2nd progression beat of the path leading to the Lazarus Pit.
I created the intact version of the #Batman Batcave to later extrapolate from it as a destroyed version. After navigating through the wreckage, players find the ancient entrance to the Lazarus Pit. #gamedev
April 30, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Gotham Knights #leveldesign!
2nd progression beat of the path leading to the Lazarus Pit.
I created the intact version of the #Batman Batcave to later extrapolate from it as a destroyed version. After navigating through the wreckage, players find the ancient entrance to the Lazarus Pit. #gamedev
2nd progression beat of the path leading to the Lazarus Pit.
I created the intact version of the #Batman Batcave to later extrapolate from it as a destroyed version. After navigating through the wreckage, players find the ancient entrance to the Lazarus Pit. #gamedev
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So, I got roped into a conversation about violence and games, and I decided to explain why A) games are not art (hehe), B) violence is good, and C) there are a lot of problems facing nonviolent games, but I'm sure someone can figure them out
docseuss.medium.com/people-alway...
please enjoy!
docseuss.medium.com/people-alway...
please enjoy!
people always ask why games are so violent, so let’s give ’em an answer
The other day, I got tagged into a discussion about violence in games. If people want to know my thoughts on the matter, I should do my…
docseuss.medium.com
March 9, 2025 at 3:31 AM
So, I got roped into a conversation about violence and games, and I decided to explain why A) games are not art (hehe), B) violence is good, and C) there are a lot of problems facing nonviolent games, but I'm sure someone can figure them out
docseuss.medium.com/people-alway...
please enjoy!
docseuss.medium.com/people-alway...
please enjoy!
Reposted by Corentin Delva
Warner Bros' closure of Monolith Productions is dreadfuly sad. This is an under-appreciated studio that has made banger after banger, and pushed the industry forward. Here's a quick video on Why Monolith Mattered youtu.be/qywq_1GVIGI
Why Monolith Mattered
YouTube video by Game Maker's Toolkit
youtu.be
February 26, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Warner Bros' closure of Monolith Productions is dreadfuly sad. This is an under-appreciated studio that has made banger after banger, and pushed the industry forward. Here's a quick video on Why Monolith Mattered youtu.be/qywq_1GVIGI
Reposted by Corentin Delva
