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Game Development with Godot

A beginner-friendly 5-week course using Godot.
Go from ‘I wish I could build that’ to ‘I made a video game in 5 weeks!’

Aug 5 - Sep 2, 2025

- 6 May 2026

6pm - 8pm

Aug 5 - Sep 2, 2025

cost:

$50

Who's It For:

Game developers and creators

Software:

Godot (open-source)

Skill Level:

Beginner & Intermediate

Outcome:

Playable prototype

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ABOUT THE EVENT

Ever played a game and thought, “I’d love to make something like this” — but had no idea where to begin? This course is made for you.


In this hands-on, beginner-friendly course, you’ll learn the basics of game development using Godot, a free and open-source engine used by indie developers around the world. We’ll guide you through everything from setting up a project to creating something simple and playable by the end of the course.


No experience? No problem. All you need is a bit of curiosity and a willingness to have a go.


Over five (5) weeks, you’ll explore how games are structured, build your own small playable project, and get a real feel for what goes into crafting interactive experiences.


The best part? It’s only $50 for the full term — or completely FREE if you’re a member of The Array.


Thanks to support from Screen Australia, we’ve made this programme more affordable and accessible for people across the Northern Territory.

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WHAT PARTICIPANTS WILL DO

  • Learn Godot basics and workflows

  • Create player movement and game mechanics

  • Design levels and interactions

  • Build and export a playable prototype

SKILLS & OUTCOMES

  • Game design fundamentals

  • Intro programming skills

  • Prototyping workflow

  • A playable first game

WHO IS IT FOR

  • Beginners and curious creators

  • Students exploring game dev

  • Anyone who wants to build their first game

EVENT FORMAT

2 hour classes every Tuesday for 5 weeks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should participants bring?

A water bottle and any snacks/lunch needed for longer sessions. Everything else is provided unless stated otherwise.

Do participants need prior experience?

Most programs are beginner-friendly unless stated otherwise. If an event requires experience, it will be listed in the Quick Facts.

What equipment is provided?

All computers, software and equipment required for the session are provided onsite at The Array unless stated otherwise.

Where are programs held?

Programs and events are held at The Array Learning Dojo in Darwin (unless a different location is listed on the page).

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