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In this series, you will assemble a game
from premade parts,

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the one you can see here.

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The idea is to give you a sense of how
games are made,

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how we manage the complexity
by dividing it into small parts.

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And you will also get a sense
for how the Godot editor works.

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If you look at the full level here,
it might seem a bit complex, a bit busy.

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But the reality is, when creating games,
we don't make everything at once.

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We make small parts one by one
and later combine them.

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For example, you might
start with the player.

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The player right now can move.

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You have the hands that rotate
and you have the ability to shoot.

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But you might start with just
the player like that that can move.

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And later you would add the weapon
that you would code separately.

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Then you have the rooms.

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But before making the rooms,
you might make some pickup

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that you can collect by walking on it,

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and then you can place it
inside of the rooms.

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And once you made it,
you can actually multiply it,

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reuse it as many times as you
need throughout your game.

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And when you do so,
when you change the room,

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it automatically updates
in the main game level.

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To move characters and to make
things happen in the game.

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We also use written code,
which you have an example of right now.

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At the moment,
it might look very complicated,

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but trust me, by the end of the course

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you will be very comfortable
with all of that,

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that's what you're here to learn.

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All you need to know is that we have some
parts that we see in the editor

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and we add scripts to them to take control
of them and make them move.

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With that, let's get started
assembling the game.