I learned Godot in 48 hours [Timelapse]

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I learned Godot and made a game with it (Maup) within the 48 hours of the Alakajam (a gamedev competition). I ultimately only used around 12 hours to learn Godot and make the game. I hope to use Godot for 3D projects in the future, but I still plan on using Pygame for all of my 2D projects. This project was just for learning.

Get Maup (and its source code) here:
https://cmlsc.itch.io/maup

Timelapse background music:
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - On the Beach at Dusk Remix by Kamex
https://youtu.be/D1-LIUSFmRw

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I learned Godot in 48 hours