You have watched a hundred tutorials. You still can't sit down and build your own game.
The path out of tutorial hell
Nobody ever drew you the road from your first line of code to a finished game. Here is the whole map, one waypoint at a time.
Trace the road from the training post to the keep.
Learn to actually code
Copy, paste, and prayRead and write GDScript yourself
Start at the training post. Variables, logic, and the way Godot thinks, with code you run as you write it.
Build your first real system
Following along with a videoA working system you built on your own
An inventory system: pick up, store, drag, drop. The first real piece of a game that is yours.
Collect the systems every game needs
One lonely systemA toolbox you carry into any project
Save and load, stats and leveling, dialogue and quests, enemy AI. The parts almost every game is built from.
Combine them into a whole game
A folder full of scattered partsA complete, playable game
Follow a campaign that wires the systems together into a finished 3D Souls-like or a 2D top-down RPG.
Journey's end.
Ship it. You're a game developer.
Not someone who watched game dev happen. Someone who built the systems, wired them together, and finished a real, playable game.
The first two waypoints are free. No card needed to set out.