How to host a Nakama server for $10/mo
Setting up and maintaining your own single server instance of Nakama, the Open Source game server.
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Game Dev Stream #16 - Let's make a stream chat bot in Godot!
We take a break from heavy topics like netcode and physics, and build a stream chat bot in Godot.
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Game Dev Stream #15 - Making network physics in Godot
Now that the networking is mostly under control, we start on implementing deterministic network physics to work with our rollback netcode.
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Game Dev Stream #14 - Experimenting with rollback network synchronization in Godot
We work on making Retro Tank Party (and the rollback and prediction addon) more robust to latency and packet loss,
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Steam login to Nakama using Godot
Steam authentication to Nakama can make login a breeze for players of your Godot game!
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Game Dev Stream #13 - Experimenting with rollback network synchronization in Godot
We manage to get Retro Tank Party actually PLAYABLE with rollback network synchronization!
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How to use WebRTC in Godot... with Nakama as the signalling server!
WebRTC is a great peer-to-peer networking protocol for games! Learn how to use Nakama as the WebRTC signalling server in Godot.
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Game Dev Stream #12 - Experimenting with rollback network synchronization in Godot
We patch the Godot engine to help converting Retro Tank Party to use rollback network synchronization (as popularized by the GGPO library).
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Godot and GitLab CI: Automatically code signing your game for Windows
We setup GitLab CI to automatically code sign your game for Windows, before deploying it to Itch.io, Steam or any other deployment target.
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Retro Tank Party v1.1: Team mode, new powerups, control scheme and more!
The first major update patch is here! Check out the video and/or the GIFs to see what all the fuss is about.
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