Godot 4: Build an Action Combat RPG

Bram Williams and GameDev.tv connect a 3D action RPG’s movement and combat with statistics, navigation, inventory and persistent state. The longer project makes the dependencies between these systems visible. It suits learners who can use the Godot editor and want to explain how an item, enemy or level-up changes the game consistently across its interface and saved progress.

What you will learn

• Build movement, animation and enemy behavior.
• Connect RPG statistics with interface and inventory.
• Explore navigation and persistent game state.

Who this suits

Learners familiar with Godot’s editor, 3D positioning and composing scenes or scripts. Intermediate is an editorial estimate based on that preparation. The listed videos total about seventeen hours and thirty-one minutes.

Before you enroll

Use a separate practice project and keep a working copy before changing scripts or scenes. Godot releases can change APIs and editor behavior, so match the demonstrated version with your installation. Check licenses for any downloaded art, audio or other assets before distributing a game. Finishing a guided project is a starting point for further design, testing and independent development rather than a promise of commercial success.

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Put it into practice

Add a fictional item that changes one character statistic. Check its inventory display, combat effect and saved state, then explain how the game avoids applying the bonus twice after loading.

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