The Simplest Platformer In Godot 4 3
Date: 1 November 2026 | Posted by: AD-TEAM
The Simplest Platformer In Godot 4.3
Published 7/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.05 GB | Duration: 4h 36m
What you'll learn
Operating the Godot 4.3 software
Learning creative and logical thinking.
Principles and rules for creating a simple platformer game.
A solid foundation for further programming learning.
Requirements
A computer and internet access.
Description
GODOT is becoming increasingly popular and, most importantly, is a completely free program not only for game development. Thanks to its unique GDScript language and user-friendly interface, it is gaining a growing number of fans.In this course, I aim to introduce you to the basics of using Godot—not through dry theory but through practical, short examples that will gradually bring us closer to creating a complete game. Our focus will be on programming and interface usage, without unnecessary and time-consuming embellishments.Starting with version 4.3, Godot introduces a slightly modified Tilemap system using node layers, which will be covered in the course.We will begin the process of creating a platformer game by designing our main character, including animations and coding its movement. Topics such as collisions with the environment, gravity, and movement types will be discussed.In the level design section, we will explore the "Tilemap" node, which allows us to quickly draw individual levels. We'll add environment graphics and collision objects.Once we have our character and the world they move in, we will create enemies to challenge them. Both stationary obstacles, like spikes, and moving hazards, like spinning blades, will make the gameplay more challenging. We will also introduce more advanced enemies, such as a skeleton that can detect gaps and a ghost that avoids obstacles and only focuses on the player.At the final stage, we will develop the logic for completing each level, requiring the player to collect a key and reach a door. This will involve transitioning from one level to the next. In the title screen, we will also learn how to select specific levels.Programming will be taught in GDScript, a language very similar to Python and remarkably intuitive. The user-friendly hint system and the comprehensive Methods and Classes encyclopedia in GDScript will significantly speed up the learning process.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to the course
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Launching Godot 4.3
Lecture 3 Starting Scene for Testing – Sandbox
Lecture 4 Static and Forever Immobile Platform – StaticBody Node
Lecture 5 Physics Object – Rigidbody2D
Lecture 6 Object Instances in the Scene
Section 2: Character, animations, and controls
Lecture 7 Initial player settings
Lecture 8 Hero Animation – AnimatedSprite2D Node
Lecture 9 Overview of the Built-in Script for CharacterBody2D
Lecture 10 Camera, Resolution, and Zoom
Lecture 11 Modifying and Simplifying the Hero Control Script
Lecture 12 Animating the Hero – FlipH, the Sign Function, and Code Simplification Methods
Lecture 13 Animating the Hero – Idle, Walk, Jump
Section 3: Level map - Tilemap
Lecture 14 Free Assets – Where to Get Them
Lecture 15 Tilemap - Introduction
Lecture 16 Tilemap - Drawing
Lecture 17 Tilemap – Collisions and Alternative Tiles
Lecture 18 Tilemap – Additional Layer, Overlay View, and Camera Considerations
Section 4: Obstacles and dangers - Hazards
Lecture 19 Dangerous spikes - a stationary obstacle
Lecture 20 Moving Blades
Lecture 21 Introduction to the AnimationPlayer Node
Lecture 22 AnimationPlayer and a Surprise Attack from the Floor
Lecture 23 Sinister Wall That Shoots Projectiles
Section 5: Enemies
Lecture 24 Moving enemy - Skeleton
Lecture 25 Raycast and Checking If We're Still Standing on the Floor
Lecture 26 Physics Layers and Collision Aspects Between Nodes
Lecture 27 Ethereal Ghost, Wave-Like Movement, and Reaction to Leaving the Camera View
Section 6: Doors, keys, and level completion conditions
Lecture 28 Doors and keys - Scene construction
Lecture 29 Doors and keys - Script
Section 7: Levels in the game
Lecture 30 Creating a level template in the game and scene inheritance
Lecture 31 Starting Scene
Lecture 32 Changing Levels in the Game
Lecture 33 How to Create a Simple Background
Beginner programmers interested in game development.
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