Godot is a free, open-source game engine that allows developers to create 2D and 3D games. It features its own integrated development environment (IDE), a visual editor, and uses a Python-like programming language called GDScript.
By using these templates, developers can skip the repetitive setup phase and dive straight into creating their unique game mechanics and content.
Boilerplates and Starter Kits
Experience a professional-grade FPS controller template for Godot 4, featuring state-of-the-art movement mechanics and full customization options. Built with a robust finite state machine architecture, this template delivers smooth, responsive gameplay while remaining easy to modify and extend.
- Core Movement System: Fluid character control with walking, running, and crouching capabilities, complemented by precise air control and smooth movement transitions
- Advanced Mobility: Dynamic movement options including multi-jump system, sliding mechanics (ground and air), dashing, wall running, and bunny hopping for enhanced gameplay possibilities
- Professional Camera Controls: Refined camera system with tilt effects, view bobbing, and adjustable FOV for immersive first-person perspective
- Complete Package: Includes customizable crosshair, properties HUD, and a test map environment, all fully documented and compatible with Godot 4.2+ versions
- Developer-Friendly: Written entirely in GDScript with comprehensive comments and exposed variables for easy customization of states and behaviors
Sakuga Engine is the devdeloper's passion project for developing anime-inspired fighting games. This custom engine framework combines simplicity with versatility, providing the essential building blocks to bring dynamic, stylized combat to life.
Whether crafting fluid animations or implementing precise hit detection, Sakuga Engine aims to streamline the development process while giving creators the freedom to realize their unique vision for anime fighting games.
