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Earlier this year, I tried to learn game design through brute force and had a breakdown. I'm pretty much past that hurdle and looking to try again in a smarter way, so I've signed up for GDQuest and I'm going to try making small games rather than my dream "stardew valley/rimworld with realistic DNA mechanics" game.
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Nathan over at GDQuest is pretty amazing
I purchased his Hobby Pro 2d games course, its well worth the payola! https://gumroad.com/gdquest you get more than you pay for. He does release some lessons free. But the more complete courses are paid for. He is very detailed, not to much though. However I would warn you to create the first Demo game on the Godot site, as well as read through the documentation. While he does take you though the basics. There is also a level of basic programing understanding you need to have to get the most from the course.
