So, I'm starting on working on my own 2D game, a short one to be honest as a start, and I was curious as a beginner, which version would be recommended for me to begin with that has enough tutorials and plugins and best to keep up?
I did some test on using Godot 4, I did made a moving character, with jumping and everything already, but I've seen people mention as it's not very stable yet and best to use 3.5
Which one should be best on keep working with for my game?
Some more progress showcase of how the game is currently before the playtest.
I probably didn't realise I had this in my Unity Hub
I haven't done anything when I checked, it's just blank with folders like: "cameras", "animatronics", "rooms", "sounds"
Update to my platformer game.
I may be close to have a build as v0.1.0 for anyone to play it as a test, it will include atleast 2 levels of the first world, enemies and collectibles like coins.
After 7 long years, the wait is finally over. Chapters 1-4 of DELTARUNE are out now!
Celebrate the parallel story to Undertale by completing these quests.
The Button Effect – @Frycandle 
's minimalist first-person puzzler inspired by The Witness, The Talos Principle and The Beginner's Guide, is coming to Steam!
Play the demo and wishlist the game now: https://bit.ly/thebuttoneffect
The PROTOTYPE release is OUT!
check it out and enjoy!
https://gamejolt.com/games/cathysadventure/944513
Changed the model again to be more in minecraft look and works a bit better now with the rig, if I'm going to animate it, I'll make the movements similar to minecraft I guess
So called "Asserting Dominance" lol
For anyone who doesn't know; that's "The Unknown"
from my Minecraft Bedrock maps, "The Abandoned: Series"
re-made in blockbench and put him to blender as a 3D Model with a skeleton, weight paint is my bane thought...
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