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Thank you! I totally agree—simple game tutorials are getting rare these days. That’s why I made this pack to help beginners build real games quickly!

Hi itch.io team,

I'm a new developer and I've published three projects over the past 12 days. I've noticed that none of them are currently appearing in the search results, even though they are set to Public.

To ensure I'm following the community guidelines and the indexing queue rules, I've recently updated my profile and all project pages. Specifically, I've changed my paid project to "Name your own price" (starting at $0) to better establish my account's trust within the community.

Could you please review my account and help me with the indexing? I've put a lot of effort into these small games and would love for people to find them.

My Profile: Godot Example Hub - itch.io

My Projects:

1. Fish vs Fly: Godot 4 Starter Tutorial by Godot Example Hub
2. Coloring Game: Godot 4 Starter Tutorial by Godot Example Hub
3. Godot Coloring Game Template (Beginner Friendly Source Code) by Godot Example Hub

Thank you very much for your time and assistance!

I am currently creating practical tutorials. Thanks for your support!

Hi everyone! I've developed a coloring game engine designed for educational content. It features 12 dynamic insect specimens with smart randomization and polished UI transitions.

Technical Highlights:

• Recursive Initialization: Automatic signal/color setup across complex node structures.
• Smooth Tweening: Professional animations for zooming and grid transitions.
• Optimized Input: Clean management of event propagation for UI.

🎮 Play the Free Web Demo:https://godotexamplehub.itch.io/coloring

🛠️ Get the Source Code (Itch):https://godotexamplehub.itch.io/godot-coloring-game

Looking for feedback on the code structure and mechanics! 🐝🦋