From Modeling to Programming: Create Your Own Low Poly Horror Game

What you'll learn

Use Godot 4 to program a first person character with dynamic footsteps and head movement

Use Blender to model and animate low poly models with ps1 style

Publish and sell your first indie horror game on itch io

How to make a low poly horror indie game

Requirements

No experience needed since most stuff is beginner friendly but if you have used godot or blender before that would be great!

Description

Welcome to the ultimate Udemy course where you'll learn how to create an indie horror game that's reminiscent of the classic PS1 era. In this course, you'll discover how to use Blender 3D to model, animate and rig a terrifying enemy character that will haunt your players' dreams. And to model and texture simple 3d assets such as a bed, a chair, a door and a key. Using the godot engine to create a small apartment.With step-by-step instructions and easy-to-follow tutorials, you'll learn the ins and outs of Godot, a popular game engine, to program your character's AI behavior and create a truly immersive gaming experience.And, to take your game development skills to the next level, you'll also learn the business side of indie game development by discovering how to market and sell your game on Itch io, the leading indie game distribution platform. You'll discover insider tips on how to get your game noticed, how to price it for maximum profit, and how to build a loyal fanbase.Whether you're a seasoned game developer or a complete novice, this course has everything you need to create a low-poly, spine-chilling horror game that will keep players on the edge of their seats. Enroll now and take the first step towards unleashing your inner game developer!I've been making games using the Godot Engine for at least 3 years and have published multiple games on both steam and itch io, so i hope this course helps you in your endevours to becoming a godot expert!

Overview

Section 1: Programming a First person character with dynamic footsteps sounds and cambob

Lecture 1 Introduction to Godot 4 using 3D environments

Lecture 2 Rotate the player's camera

Lecture 3 Move the player and jumping

Lecture 4 HeadBob/Cambob Camera movement up down with code

Lecture 5 Walking sounds reliant on groups of the meshes

Lecture 6 Running player with faster sounds

Lecture 7 Interactive Generic and Inheriting

Section 2: Modeling basic assets

Lecture 8 Getting and editing Textures for our game

Lecture 9 Modeling a simple apartment inside Godot

Lecture 10 Modeling a simple bed and adding it to godot

Lecture 11 Modeling a simple chair and applying textures to a model

Lecture 12 Applying Textures to the bed and adding a small Caravaggio Painting

Lecture 13 Modeling and texturing a door in blender

Section 3: First section of the horror game

Lecture 14 Programming a Door and Key Logic

Lecture 15 Prompt for interactable objects

Lecture 16 Modeling and texturing a key, also Even more models for free

Lecture 17 Window Resolution and Crosshair

Lecture 18 Godot 4 Shaders VHS Effect

Lecture 19 Assert Method and making the next levels

Lecture 20 Making sure everything works correctly

Anyone interested in learning Blender and Godot 4 with the example of a indie horror game