Already finished 2D tutorial and now working through the 3D tutorial from Godot official getting start guide.
Although I have made three 2D games in the past using Godot for game design class in college, I find the getting start guide to be a good refresher on Godot and its workflow.
At my workplace, I learned that one of the educational VR projects, which I worked on for several months, has made a good impression at a community college.
My manager told me about this, and I always wonder what we can do more with virtual reality or more boardly extended reality (XR). VR is used for training, education, games, and so on, but there is more potential than that. It is matter of willing to explore and experiment with things.
When I was an undergrad student, I had dreams to make and publish video games independently. Now, I work as VR developer for enterprise and educational applications.
Sometimes, I want to make a game, but I always don't know what to make and end up abandoning it before completion. I had made games before, but they were either simple or group projects for game design class. Maybe I should make at least one game by the end of this year.