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In Godot, a game engine, games are built using abstractions called nodes, which are organized into scenes and can communicate using signals. This video provides an overview of four essential concepts in Godot: scenes, nodes, instancing, and signals. Scenes are like blueprints that can be reused and contain multiple nodes. Nodes are the smallest building blocks of a game and can be combined and extended to create more powerful ones. Instancing allows for the creation of multiple instances of scenes. Signals are emitted by nodes in response to events and can be used to make nodes communicate without coding. Understanding these concepts is crucial in using the engine and creating games in Godot.