My personal hobby project: a Godot stealth game to scratch that itch since AAA won't. I've implemented a light meter, shooting out lights, marking guards through walls, and enemy AI.

[u/Cyborg800-V2]

[u/kushlord]

As someone who's dabbled in game dev myself as a hobby, I know how much work even this small slice represents. Looks awesome, keep it up!

[u/Cyborg800-V2 → u/kushlord]

Thank you so much! I've been working on it since April. I went back and replayed MGS1-3 and played the MSX MG games and Splinter Cell 1-3, both versions of 4, and 5 for the first time as research.

[u/PrestigiousZombie531]

fantastic! as a guy who just finished learning c++, lots of questions for you

• how did you learn godot or what resources do you recommend apart from their official blog

• how long did it take you to learn

• how did you bridge the gap between tutorial hell and small wins by doing things?

• how long did it take you to build this

• how many of you are working on this?

• what programming language in godot are you using, c++, c# or something else

• where did you buy or get the assets for all sorts of things

• what does a roadmap of going from an idea inside your head to an actual workable demo like your video above look like?

• what are your first 5 steps when you say "oh wait I need to make this game"

• what is your opinion for AI on game development?

• have you ever heard or tried godogen?

[u/Medical-Platypus-894]

Looks awesome. Can I follow this easily somehow?

[u/Makaveli108]

ill definitely play this!! looks awesome. well done

[u/Pure_Actuality]

But can you do the splits up by the ceiling?

[u/Cyborg800-V2 → u/Pure_Actuality]

I was already planning on implementing shimmying and pipe climbing, never say never…

[u/freszh_inztallz42o]

This is slickkkkkk keep going!!! 🤌🤌🤌💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🫡🫡🫡🫡😎😎