Tips I have for development in general would be start with main gameplay and then make the surrounding stuff.

To do that, list all the actions a game master will do to manage a gameflow

Doing the tutorial on godotengine's website will help you get used to godot
docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/

Discover amazing examples by exploring #GodotEngine's demo projects.

Hidden treasures await, such as stunning particle effects created using the 3D particle system from their demos!

#GameDev

This is a great overview of #GodotEngine's documentation (manual + class reference), how to use it, and why it's such an important skill to nurture as a game developer.

We have a wealth of documentation that's often overlooked, when many answers are just waiting there.

youtube.com/watch?v=MJmI...

I got nerd-sniped again, and spent a day working on making sure that #GodotEngine's `2.1` branch (no longer supported) still compiles with modern compilers if possible, or at least with reasonably accessible older toolchains.

I think it's important for game preservation.

github.com/godotengine/...

My company @w4games.bsky.social is helping #GodotEngine's global outreach by sponsoring events such as #GodotCon or even a massive booth at #GDC.

Our team wrote a nice retrospective on where we've been this year, what we learned from and brought to the community.

See you at more events in 2025?

accidentally spent an hour reading @godotengine's docs and damn how i wish we had this compact, pragmatic approach to docs everywhere.

good inspiration for riot