I love GDevelop! It’s my new favorite game engine! (With one or two features lacking)

Gdevelop is my favorite game engine IT IS LITERALLY THE BEST VISUAL CODE GAME ENGINE EVER 1# EZ TO USE 2# NO NEED TO WORRY IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO CODE 3# YOU CAN MAKE CRAZY COOL GAMES USING Gdevelop

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very cool game engine. I use this for my 2d games. i love it = )

i use gdevelop for all of my games and i love it

i love this engine

Thank you! GDevelop is cool! It is much more easier than Unity, Godot, Defold. Perfect for web games 

excited to see some monetization transparency

...coming up on that 1 year mark and still no word

I made first Indie Game to sell using GDevelop thanks!!

Fantastic Tools

Although it is a pretty good game making tool I do find the lack of any real support very annoying.
I know that the forums are there for support but I personally find the answers on there are so vague that I end up more confused than I was before. 

I was really surprised by how friendly the development environment was. Other engines require scripting knowledge and Gdevelop is almost codeless so everyone can make games easily. No doubts, it's a platform that every beginner should try.

i moved from clickteam fusion to gdevelop last month. in one month i made https://minusdungeongames.itch.io/kouryaku-collection for a game jam.

i love this engine.

I madeamogas jamp with this engine LOL play AWHAT plz

i use gdevelop ALL THE TIME

Don't run on linux, dumb

i really, really like GDevelop and the last two months playing with it blowed my mind in a very satisfiying way. I'm very willed now to make a subscription, but there's no paypal-option just a creditcardform. Could you please create some alternatives? Also, thank you for all the work you put in this powerfull piece of software. I appreciate this a lot!

is this the latest update 

I have recently started using GDevelop for building my first game(here:https://arnavmk.itch.io/mr-fruit )

Loved the game engine, but i have found it a bit of difficulty with certain aspects of the game development. But overall it was pleasure building the game.

I'd love to receive reviews for the Mr. Fruit game(link above). I do hope to find more features in the future. 

Oh, I checked that the function works normally on other computers. Maybe it was because it was an old laptop. (It may sound awkward because the translator is running)

If i use light, the game does not work. (I use Windows os)

I love this engine so so much. I think some scene transitions would be good, though. It would be great to not have the scene changes happen so abruptly... Maybe like a fade in or a pause at least...

Hi, I am surprised as GDevelop has an official webpage on Itch.io!

GDevelop is a nice engine. 

I want to say that there is a  constructive discussion on the following  page. In fact, some opinions are about GDevelop. 
https://itch.io/t/903375/gamemaker-vs-construct-vs-fusion-vs-001-game-creator-vs...

Love this engine!

Have a 32-bit version?

I've been using the version downloaded from the GDevelop website and I'm really happy with it. I just started tinkering with the physics system and my games feel more lively than ever! Do you happen to know if installing through the Itch desktop app would offer any advantages in terms of keeping it up to date, or would it be better to install new versions myself to avoid compatibility problems with older projects?

This is an amazing engine, a few month ago i have downloaded it just for fun and i loved it since then. Currently i am developing my project with it and the more i am discovering it, the more i understand how powerful it is. Anyone who wants to quickly transform their ideas in to a playable experience should give it a try :)

how u download for linux?

I love this engine! Easy to use, friendly community and really good documentation.

I am having a problem with sprites. When I put in more then one animation in sprite it turns them all into one of the animations. This really sucks because I have a project I am working on that can be continued because of this, I hope this gets fixed in the future. I am on Linux.

The easiest game engine I've had the pleasure to use. I can have a project up and running in minutes if I use pre-defined behaviours, or I can make my own using the event system. For someone with little time on my hands, being able to make something without having to spend hours on tutorials or scouring through complex documentation has been a godsend. I've been using Gdevelop for almost a year now, and have no regrets.

Fantastic! Powerful and easy to use.

Is there currently any way to essentially "comment out"/disable an event or action, such as for troubleshooting a game? If not, this is something I'd find incredibly useful!

Many thanks!

The tool in itself is great, however I ran into an issue with the documentation: the tank shooter tutorial uses a "permanent" button when giving the bullets a force that keeps them moving, and said button is gone from the current version. Because of that, bullets stay where they are created when they should be moving in whatever direction they've been fired. A workaround (inspired by the platformer tutorial) is to set an object variable to some specific value when creating a bullet, then create another event to apply the force as long as said variable is set to that value.

I can't export my game to windows exe. Please help.