GDevelop 2D Game Development

Learn to make fun and interactive 2D games with GDevelop — a beginner-friendly, no-code game engine. Students will design game characters, scenes, and behaviors using visual …

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🎯 Level:

Beginner

Course Summary

Total Modules: 2
Total Lessons: 7
Total Quizzes: 4
Total Assignments: 0
Total Projects: 0
Total Enrolled Students: 1
Certificate Available: No

Price: ₦20000

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Modules in this Course

Module 1

Create Enemies, Quests, and Game Progression

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Module 2: Create Enemies, Quests, and Game Progression

Course 2: Game Mechanics Mastery — Level 2 · Intermediate · 3 Modules · 12 Lessons

MODULE OVERVIEW

Module project: Turn the island into a challenging adventure with combat and objectives.

This module is part of Game Mechanics Mastery (Think Like a Developer. Build Like a Game Designer!), in which learners build Mystic Island Adventure. Across its 4 lessons, learners work directly on this module's project goal, building real, testable progress at every step.

LESSONS IN THIS MODULE

LESSON 5: Bring Enemies to Life

Topics covered:

Enemy movement and behavior configuration.
Patrol and chase mechanics.
Distance checks and enemy detection.
Changing enemy states through events.

Practical implementation: Add an enemy that patrols an area and begins chasing the player when a defined condition is met.

Task: Build and test an enemy with at least two states, such as patrolling and chasing. Adjust its movement and detection rules.

LESSON 6: Health, Damage, and Combat

Topics covered:

Health variables and damage.
Attack interactions.
Invulnerability periods and cooldowns.
Enemy defeat and player defeat conditions.

Practical implementation: Add a basic attack that can damage an enemy. Give both the player and enemy health values, and create clear feedback when damage occurs.

Task: Create a small combat encounter in which the player can defeat an enemy while avoiding damage. Test repeated attacks and prevent unintended continuous damage.

LESSON 7: Inventory and Quest Systems

Topics covered:

Inventory counts and collectible items.
Quest flags and objectives.
Conditional unlocking.
Updating objective text.

Practical implementation: Add a quest requiring the player to collect three special items before unlocking a new area.

Task: Display quest progress on the HUD, prevent the gate from opening prematurely, and verify that the objective updates correctly.

LESSON 8: Build Multiple Levels and Progression

Topics covered:

Scene transitions.
Carrying relevant progress between scenes.
Level completion and progression.
Difficulty adjustments across levels.

Practical implementation: Create a second island area with a new challenge. Carry the required inventory or quest state between scenes.

Task: Connect both levels and test the entire journey from the starting area to the next area. Save a working project version before expanding the game.

MODULE PROJECT

Turn the island into a challenging adventure with combat and objectives.

MODULE MILESTONE

Mystic Island Adventure now includes enemy encounters, health, attacks, a quest, and multiple connected areas.

ASSESSMENT

Learners are assessed through the hands-on task completed at the end of each of this module's 4 lessons, and through completion of the module project, which demonstrates this module's skills working together inside Mystic Island Adventure.

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