Coding QuestsStop watching Godot tutorials.
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Free quests to start. Every project is yours to keep. Membership from $17/mo billed yearly, cancel anytime.
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Real Godot games, shipped by students
Built and released on Steam and itch.io by devs who learned with Omar, the creator of Coding Quests. Getting here is the whole point of a campaign.
Keepy UP
by TLL
A challenging balloon climber, shipped to Steam
Play on Steam
Bunny Forest
by Erytau
A cozy pixel-art forest adventure
Play on itch.io
Project Goblin
by TintoDev
A 3D Zelda-like action adventure
Play on itch.io
Fiend's Isle
by iwilliams
A retro action-roguelike crawler
Play on itch.io
Dungeon Squire
by mvolution
Minesweeper meets a dungeon RPG
Play on itch.ioBeginner-friendly path, real developer outcomes. Campaigns build toward the systems real games are made of: movement, combat, enemy AI, inventory, saving, and a game loop you can actually play.
Free pieces, or one finished game
Free quests teach you one system. A campaign walks you all the way to a finished game.
Free quests
Standalone systems
One system, on its own. Great for learning a piece; you figure out how they fit into a game yourself.
A campaign
One guided path to a finished game
Every quest connects, ending in a finished game you can play, like this action roguelike.
From your first line of code to a game you can play.
Not a pile of tutorials. A campaign is a guided line of quests that takes you from your first line of code to a finished game.
One campaign. One finished game.
Start free with no card. The full campaigns unlock with Guild Hall, the Coding Quests membership.
Why not just watch YouTube tutorials?
Because watching isn't building.
You follow along, then open a blank scene and freeze.
You build it yourself, with your code checked at every step.
You write it. I check it. Then you move on.
extends NodeItems are data, not scene objects. This should extend Resource.
extends ResourceCheck passed. On to the next line.
New here, and honest about it
Coding Quests is young, so instead of borrowed hype, here's the deal you actually get.
Yours to keep, for good
Download it, keep it forever.
A real person, not a course mill
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Built by Omar from Coding Quests. Follow the Godot builds on YouTube and Instagram.
“I wasted years in tutorial hell, following along then freezing on a blank scene. So I built the guide I wish I'd had: write real GDScript, get it checked, and walk away with a whole game you actually understand.”
Omar · Creator of Coding Quests