This paper explores the development of a 2D platformer using the Godot Engine, emphasizing its node-based design and procedural generation. By adopting an agile workflow, the project achieved stable 60 FPS on mid-tier hardware, with user tests (n=50) highlighting responsive controls (93% approval) and dynamic levels. Godot’s efficiency and open-source flexibility proved ideal for indie teams, though advanced debugging tools were limited. Findings affirm its viability for cost-effective, engaging 2D game development.