Tutorial Games

The examples/ folder ships six finished Godot 4 games already wired to Quest Data. Each one is a real, playable demo — not a snippet — with the SDK calls embedded in the actual gameplay code.

Use these tutorials to learn integration patterns by reading working code instead of stitching together hypothetical examples.

Pick the demo that matches your game

Demo	What it teaches	Best for
Dodge the Creeps	Full SDK round-trip — events, progression, leaderboard, achievements, cloud save, remote config, error tracking	Your first integration. Most complete tour.
2D Platformer	Heatmap (jump + death positions), level screenshot, level completion funnel, remote config for physics	Side-scrollers, level-based games
3D Platformer	XZ-projection heatmap, top-down screenshot capture, rich presence, cloud save with collectibles	3D games, exploration / collect-a-thons
Rhythm Game	Game Data hot-reload (beatmap from dashboard), per-input UI tracking, hit-window remote config	Music games, anything with content tables
Save / Load Demo	Cloud-save round-trip, 409 conflict resolution, multi-slot payloads, data-loss recovery	Anything with persistent player progress
Bullet Shower	perf_sample events, FPS-drop error reporting, device info on session start, stress-test patterns	Performance-sensitive games (bullet hell, simulation)

Each walkthrough follows the same shape

1. Run it — clone, seed, F5
2. Code tour — every SDK call from the real main.gd with file:line references
3. Dashboard walkthrough — what to look at after playing a round
4. Try it yourself — small extensions that exercise more SDK surface

You can read them in any order. Dodge the Creeps is the recommended starting point because it touches the most SDK features in one short script.

Before you start

These walkthroughs assume the Quest Data backend is running locally. If you haven’t set it up yet, follow the Quick Start first — it boots the stack with docker compose up and seeds the dev-key-* API keys these demos use.

If you already shipped your own game and just want the API surface, skip to Godot SDK Setup and Event Tracking.