Godot + Doom = Goom ?

Doom clone powered by Godot 4.1
The Retro FPS template for Godot 4.1 provides all you need to create a retro style first person shooter (FPS) like in the good old times. Make games like Doom, Duke Nukem or Wolfenstein 3D in just a few minutes.
Suitable for beginners as well as for experts in Godot. Scripts are fully commented in english.
rnb-games.itch...
Features:
- Simple and efficient commented code.
- 8-directional-enemy-sprite with the following animations: idle, walk, shoot & die.
- Enemy AI: The enemy can "see" the player or "hear" when the player is near. Then pursuit and shoot when the player is on sight,
- Enemy blood particles when taking damage.
- FPS controller: walk and shoot, pickup items & change gun.
- Health & Armor system.
- Different weapons: fist, pistol, plasma gun & shotgun.
- Pickups: ammo, weapons & medkits.
- Hurt overlay: red screen when the player receives damage .
- HUD: showing ammo, health, armor and player face.
- Crosshair
- Sample Scene with ambient light, spotlights & directional lights, shadows and volumetric fog.
- Sound effects (SFX) and Music system
- Main Menu
- Pause Menu
** You can use Qodot and Trenchbroom to build 3D levels **
rnb-games.itch...
Music by: ‪@Metalfurious14‬

[@deathsyrup]

So happy this released. Big thanks.

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

I am glad you like it!

[@lannygilbertson3585]

Beautiful. Just what I was looking for.

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

Thanks!

[@lannygilbertson3585]

@@RNB-Games-Studio I am new to godot and I am in the process of getting my head around on how the pieces fit, I have worked in a few different engines before (GameMaker) so the concepts and coding isn't totally new to me. With that said, do you have any docuemntation besides the code comments? If not no worries, I do understand I should be followng the godot docs and follow some tutorials to understand the interface so I can better understand such templates like yours.

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

@@lannygilbertson3585 if you are new to Godot, maybe you should start with some simple 2d projects. Then, when you are used to the interface of Godot and when you are more comfortable with GDScript, you can move on to learn how to make 3d games. Anyway, practice is the key!

[@Tomorrow64]

Yo this is badass!

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

Thanks bro

[@AndreiAgpasa]

Why do i find the name goom funny 😂

[@NeonfireStudio]

Unbelievable, nice, where from the assets?

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

Thanks! The sprites are the original ones from Doom 1993

[@codingwithjoshuabarros1058]

Man, this is perfect, OMG, I'm crying!!!
Is this an update from the previous Wolf3D template or is this a new one?

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

It's an update of my wolf template but this time for Godot 4.1

[@codingwithjoshuabarros1058]

@@RNB-Games-Studio I'm so excited to try!

[@TheRhalf]

I really wanted to do this but I wanted the gun sprite to react to lighting too and I never could find out how

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

If you want the gun to react to lighting you have two options: you can try with 3D models wich be more accurate or if you still want to use 2D sprites do the following. In the inspector of the AnimatedSprite3D, check the flag "Shaded" (if true, the Light3D in the environment has effects on the sprite)

[@egurt8144]

gdom

[@NeonfireStudio]

Please make it playable

[@aryantwink]

never goom....

[@burneecreativo998]

Jajajajaja goom mañoso

[@iceberi7269]

The links are broken! D:

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

rober-baca.itch.io/8-directional-sprite-fps-controller-godot

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

Thanks 😅 I fixed the links

[@iceberi7269]

no problem!@@RNB-Games-Studio

[@SolitaryElite]

is there freelook or no, i can't tell 💀

[@RNB-Games-Studio]

Yes, freelook with the mouse in every direction