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Twitter user SCDDeconstruct, renowned for their expertise in old-school Sonic games, has impressed hundreds by successfully recreating the physics of Sega's iconic 1991 Sonic the Hedgehog game using the Godot engine.
Set up using the engine's built-in functionalities, SCDDeconstruct's setup was inspired by wye's recent tutorial on remaking another iconic game from the Land of the Rising Sun, Super Mario World, in Godot. Going forward, the creator plans to launch a tutorial/devlog video series dedicated to the project, exploring the code they write, detailing the asset-creation process, and hosting the code on GitHub.
"Looks like a lot of you want to see this come to fruition. Well, fear not, as I shall deliver... eventually," says SCDDeconstruct. "With me also having a job and other real-life stuff, it may take a while. But, once the videos start coming out, I hope you will enjoy them!"
And here is the aforementioned tutorial that inspired SCDDeconstruct's project:
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