Welcome, game developers! You are in the right place to start learning the Godot Engine by working on a real-world game—Ludo.
This repository contains a Godot Engine project built with GDScript. I started this open-source project to learn Godot and GDScript while also providing a practical project for beginners who want to explore the engine through hands-on experience.
If you are eager to contribute in any way—whether through art, code, sound, VFX, or animation—your help is most welcome! If you would like to connect with me before submitting a pull request, feel free to reach out on LinkedIn (you can find the link in my GitHub profile).
Here are the initial screenshots of the game. This is the early version, and the visuals will be updated once we have contributors for art.
At present, there are no strict contribution rules. As the project progresses, I will define guidelines accordingly. However, for those interested in contributing:
- The master branch contains the latest merged code and serves as the complete game source.
- All development work should be done in feature/development branches.
- Pull requests should be submitted to the feature/development branch, following this structure: feature/*.
Please try to follow the project structure I have established. However, you may adjust it as needed. If you are contributing as a game programmer, you must adhere to this structure.
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├── Arts
│ ├── Textures_Game
│ │ ├── Background
│ │ ├── Board
│ │ ├── Dices
│ │ ├── Pieces
├── Levels
├── Scenes
│ ├── Roots
│ ├── (Other sub-scenes derived from Scenes/Roots)
├── Scripts
- Arts: Contains all art-related assets, including textures, backgrounds, boards, dice, and pieces.
- Levels: Stores all main levels of the game.
- Scenes/Roots: Contains the root scenes.
- Scenes/: Includes all sub-scenes derived from Scenes/Roots.
- Scripts: Contains all game scripts.
I will never request money or cryptocurrency. If anyone claims to be me and asks for such payments, they are attempting to scam you. Please be cautious and do not fall for such tricks.
Feel free to use this project as you like. Happy coding!