![]() I don't want software that will limit how many times I can compile something or charge me extra for it. GDevelop - I installed once, had a look at it, read their terms - uninstalled it. ![]() This is because I change my mind a lot on graphics I want to use etc. I did find it unstable, it crashed a lot and corrupted my data. It has an array that is amazing - it makes coding stuff really easy. It's strength is that it's really portable across devices with no extra input required - you can export to mobile / pc at at the same time. It's well suited to some kinds of games - like walk and collide with stuff. (With the exception of interface elements - but then you can't move them or do anything else with them.) Godot has fairly okay documentation, some good tutorials and some that don't really work. ![]() It's not well suited for "click" - because to click on something you have to create a 2D area - a sprite and a collision mask - write a signal to send the click - write a bit of code to receive the click - and in contrast GameMaker and Fusion - you just say - click. It's got some fantastic features and some horrible features - horrible features like they pack everything into the game and it makes a small game balloon up to 40mb - you can install python and scons to overcome this - but that's something else. It has a reputation for people churning out the same stuff over and over - so I don't know how versatile it is - just that a lot of people publishing in it - are making the same basic platform games. I eventually left because I just didn't know how to program stuff and couldn't get help and couldn't figure it out - I wrote a lot of games in it - it's just I wanted to do more advanced stuff and I was at a point where I'd have to go taking a course on programming or change to different software.Ĭonstruct - I've not used, but used a similar one - it's tedious to drag and drop instead of code stuff, but if you don't want to code, or don't know how to code - then this is much better. GameMaker - requires you to learn some coding, is very powerful, has lots of features - is expensive - has good documentation and tutorials - I struggled to get help in the forums, most - how do I do this - didn't get answered.
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