There are not many because Godot continues to change version , so the creators who are employed in 3.0, 3.5 feel frustrated to pass for 4.0, and it will be the same for 4.5, 5.0. The continuous change does not allow to create stable guides with time.
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GDQuest has some demos that may be applicable here. I've found four looking through the list at https://www.gdquest.com/tools/: Godot 2D Builder (simulation demo), Godot 2D Rhythm Game, 2D Space Game (top-down space mining demo), Godot 2D Platformer, and Godot Open RPG. Looking through their github some of these appear to only be Godot 3 though.
godot-demo-projects is exactly the thing that I mentioned above. Demo of one specific engine function, as opposed to a collection of game mechanics.
I am aware of awesome-godot, and it is a good resource. But I have not checked it out recently. Apparently the section that you linked to has links to Godot <=3.2.
Maybe we could make some PRs with 4.x links as well.
Godot should hold a gamejam.
https://godotwildjam.com runs every month for the last …60+ months?! Feels like a long time!
Anyway, It’s a great community of godot game devs!
This year was it's fourth year.
Nice! It's a great start. Now that people are switching engines, they'll probably have a good amount of entries next year.
More (open/obvious) examples would be nice, but there's already plenty out there. Maybe check the Asset Store. The main problem is the lack of availability for all versions. GDQuest (as already mentioned somewhere here) has plenty of examples, tutorials and demos for lots of stuff.
Good news, Godot is free and open source and you can contribute! Not only, but it has many playable demos already in the asset store
Brotato is GODOT, idk if that helps but it is great.
Cassette Beasts is also Godot.