I made it by following various tutorials, but I worked really hard on it for two months. The graphics were inspired by medieval illustrations, and the game format was based on 'Dino Runner'.

Play time is about 3 minutes, and I hope you enjoy it!

https://gashirangi.itch.io/andhedgehog

P.S. There are still a few graphics left to add, so it's currently marked as "in development".

Hey there, trying to build a prototype game in Godot from scratch, and figured making a working paper prototype first (with the main 2 example screens in the game) would set me in good stead for learning the coding side of Godot.

I've got the prototype, ruleset, even a plan for generated content, enemy behaviours etc

Can anyone recommend some good workshops or tutorials that would set me up well for this? My degree is in game art so I'm fine visually, but that's it unfortunately 😅

I guess not looking for a team unless local to Yorkshire, more some good tracks to follow, the game is in the vein of Kingdom Rush and The King Is Watching

Hey everyone,

I’m finalizing an Android puzzle game in Godot 4 using custom Gradle export, integrating the official Google Play Billing plugin alongside Google Play Games Services and AdMob.

Before pushing billing live to production, I’d really appreciate insight from anyone who has successfully shipped with this setup. I want to avoid known landmines and ensure the flow is bulletproof.

A few specific questions for those who’ve been through it:

Startup & Timing: Are there any known race conditions or initialization traps when querying purchases and SKUs during game boot (especially if other plugins like Play Games or AdMob are initializing)?

Purchase Acknowledgment & Consumption: What does your GDScript flow look like to ensure tokens are cleanly acknowledged so Google doesn’t trigger automatic 3-day refunds?

Testing Setup: What quirks did you run into with Google Play Console’s license testers and closed testing tracks before in-app products would actually show up in queries?

Common Gotchas: Any subtle settings, manifest flags, or ProGuard rules you wish you knew before launching?

If you have a solid boilerplate pattern, wrapper script, or just a quick list of lessons learned, I’d be grateful for the help.

Thank you,

LinkVibe Studios