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there are test after a couple of videos and answering it wrong wont highlight the right answer. Making me go back and forth/loading previous page and forward page just to take the test again(can be a lot of trial) so I could figure the right answer. would like more defold course content like simple rts, modules, color grading, lights and shadow, lau, luajit, and some c++. Adding shortcuts for captions and playback speeds would also be nice. But everything else is pretty Solid!

A variety of Godot tutorials I was looking for

Zenva is well worth the subscription. With AI Q&A help, written notes, and bite-sized video tutorials it's very easy to start learning coding. Some teachers are a little better than others but that's mainly due to whether or not English is their first language (ie: how easy it is to understand them). I love learning Godot from this company, and look forward to learning other things too!

In detail tutorials that improved my overall coding skills in GD Script and gave me an amazing understanding of Godot Game Engine. Since I have the membership for another 11 months, I will use the platform to learn other useful skills in computer programming.

You are doing SUCH A GREAT JOB!!!!! I love all your Godot courses and they are so easy to follow! (and I'm only ten!). Though the one thing I feel like you are missing are courses for different types of games in Godot, like Minecraft or Farming Simulator22.

I started with Unity, and you offer a wealth of Unity courses. However, I found Unreal to be more suitable, and though you offer some material, it is not as broad, though what is on offer is the usual high standard.

Great tutorials

I like the projects, they give me great ideas for my own games

I think you're missing a huge opportunity here. There is pretty much no CRYENGINE course out there and İ think it's not less in demand than Godot. I mean come on, at least it's more popular than Defold. Maybe you don't have a qualified instructor for that, but you have to find one. And combine it with nice advertising, then I think it'll be successful.

About the rest of Zenva... it's not bad but I think it needs more credibility for its certificates to have more "weight". I find the current amount of credibility not enough. It could be increased through more partnerships or more advertising.

It's very promising to me, that is why I want it to be better.

The training and material have been easy to follow and understand. The only challenge I had was presenting the optimal path for the multiple Python courses I purchased. Not a big challenge, but thought worth mentioning.

The courses are structured and straightforward. I learned a lot about Godot which I’m grateful for. Your team is amazing. Thank you for your hard work.

This is the best online game development academy I've ever experienced. Whether it's Unity or Godot or any of the other engines covered in the courses, Zenva makes the learning curve nice and smooth.

I recommend trying a year's subscription so you can try out a bunch of different stuff, and then a lifetime subscription if you really like what they're offering.

I took three courses in a row on the Defold game engine and all were excellent. Good tutor, good materials, and the AI tutor was an excellent supplement.

The courses are well organized and easy to follow. It helps you to understand and learn how a game engine operates and the use of it features. If you don't have any coding experience, then no worries, you are in the right place. However, if you have coding experience but need to learn how to navigate a game engine then still no worries, you are in the right place. I find the academy better than to be doing internet searches just to find random bits of information here and there. Everything that you need and might be looking for to get you started in Today's tech world is here.

I was told for a school project I need to make a VR game. Unfortunately, I have decided that I would rather leave it to the weekend before to finally try it. With no experience with Unity and this course I picked up off of humble bundle at least a year ago I can confidently say that I am in a much better position than what I was in before.

Easiest tutorial I've ever had to follow - 10/10

these 3 courses on shaders are awesome. I have a book by unity about shaders but it was really dry and horrendous. Now I have a good foundation to grasp the concepts of shaders coherently. This is instructor is very straight forward and get the point across to you. While its not a complete "shader" based project, the mini projects are a nice touch. There is another course(not on the Zenva website - think Ewe Dem eee! - that uses 3d spatial shader with a practical case-use. It simulates the hyper casual game where the black hole runs along the ground and tries to eats things in the city while being timed. These 3 courses has really helped me not be intimidated by shaders AND given me a working knowledge on shaders and how I can actually use them in my projects.

I got two basic Godot courses via Humble Bundle for $1 and that Buckley fellow made them so good and engaging that I have not only finished them both, but also got a yearly subscription to continue with more advanced lessons. After a long time of trying out different courses and game engines something finally clicked and got me hooked. Thanks!

I've been enjoying all the classes so far about Unreal Engine. I've wanted to learn in a very structured way how to use this engine, yet it took me quite a bit to find this platform. Awesome job about all the essential aspects of it! Big thumb up to what you do how you do it!

One thing that really was driving me crazy was in the lesson for making an RTS game - it took me hours to find out that I had to create a new and empty AI Controller blueprint and to add it to my pawn blueprint to have it moving on the nav mesh. That essential information was missing. Otherwise, it wouldn't move with the default AI Controller.

Maybe a lesson about AI Controllers would be helpful to get this part, too?

Awesome content for Godot. The first course was extremely easy to follow and I enjoyed it as a new person to game development.