@uheartbeast
Hi! Welcome to my channel. My name is Benjamin and I make GameMaker Studio Tutorials, Godot Engine Tutorials, and pixel ...
Godot is the free, open-source engine many indie developers now start with. These channels teach GDScript and build complete 2D and 3D games step by step.
Our #1 pick as of November 2026: Heartbeast. It pairs 243K subscribers with 40 Godot videos, the best mix of reach and depth among 15 channels. Next: GDQuest and Brackeys. All free on YouTube and re-ranked with every data refresh.
Best for: Long-form deep dives Recent videos average 38 minutes. 40 Godot videos in our index.
@uheartbeast
Hi! Welcome to my channel. My name is Benjamin and I make GameMaker Studio Tutorials, Godot Engine Tutorials, and pixel ...
Best for: Highest engagement 6.5% engagement rate (likes and comments per view), the highest on this list. 25 Godot videos in our index.
@gdquest
Become a game developer, with Godot! Learn the techniques professionals use to create stunning games, using Free and Op...
Best for: Largest audience 1.9M subscribers, the most on this list. 5 Godot videos in our index.
@brackeys
Learn how to make video games! Top-quality game development tutorials on everything from Unity, Godot and programming t...
Best for: Learning by building Teaches through projects you build along with the video. 64 Godot videos in our index.
@godotengineofficial
Your free, open-source game engine 🎮🛠️ Develop your 2D & 3D games, cross-platform projects, or even XR ideas!
Best for: Fresh uploads Uploads almost daily; last video 9 days ago. 56 Godot videos in our index.
@christutorialsyt
I create game development tutorials, courses, plugins, and tools focused on Godot Engine with GDScript, and practical ga...
Best for: Most Godot videos 76 Godot videos in our index, the most on this list.
@stayathomedev
Hi! I'm a stay at home dad and video game developer. I create tutorial videos for game development specifically for the...
Best for: Fresh uploads Uploads almost daily; last video today. 25 Godot videos in our index.
@gamefromscratch
Gamefromscratch is the video channel of http://www.gamefromscratch.com. We cover all things game development related, w...
Best for: Back catalog Few new uploads lately, but 211 videos to work through. 50 Godot videos in our index.
@kidscancode
Everyone should learn to code! Learning to program a computer is fun, rewarding, and empowering. Find out more at http:...
Best for: Long-form deep dives Recent videos average 27 minutes. 40 Godot videos in our index.
@dev-worm
My goal for this channel is to teach as many people about game development using the Godot game engine. Game Dev is one...
Best for: Beginners Bio and video titles are aimed at beginners (basics, from scratch, getting started). 32 Godot videos in our index.
@codingwithruss
Hello folks! I'm Russ (Rustam) and I make coding tutorials for games with godot and pygame.
Best for: Learning by building Teaches through projects you build along with the video. 31 Godot videos in our index.
@zenva
Start for FREE: https://academy.zenva.com/?utm_campaign=youtube_bio&utm_medium=youtube&utm_content=youtube_bio Trusted...
Best for: Short lessons Recent videos average 8 minutes. 55 Godot videos in our index.
@queblegamedevelopment4143
Hey! I'm Joseph, an indie game dev who's been in the scene (Godot reference) for around 13 years! On this channel, I sha...
Best for: Back catalog Few new uploads lately, but 103 videos to work through. 49 Godot videos in our index.
@gamedevelopmentcenter
Welcome to the Game Development Center — express your creativity. I’m Stefan, and I help you turn your creative ideas i...
Best for: Learning by building Teaches through projects you build along with the video. 25 Godot videos in our index.
@lukky.
Game development, prototyping, world building !
Only channels with at least 5 Godot videos in our index qualify. The ranking weighs subscribers against how many Godot videos a channel has and how much of its catalog they make up, so a specialist with 40 Godot videos ranks above a bigger generalist with three.
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