Discovering different genres
Even though Godot Engine is known for creating quality 2D games and other well-known engines are preferred for building 3D games, you have seen that Godot is actually quite capable of building a 3D game. This is going to change for the better when Godot 4 comes out.
Until then, what else can you do with Godot? You can build any kind of game with it, to be honest. There has also been a recent trend to build desktop applications using Godot Engine. However, we will consider these cases as extraordinary and instead focus on some more commonly known genres that employ 3D features, as follows:
- Simulation and strategy games: When you used raycasting to detect user input, it was done so that Clara could move to a particular spot with pathfinding. In a simulation or strategy game, either on a grid or free-move structure, your selected unit or units could move to their designated destination in a similar way. You could even combine a turn-based feature...
