GDevelop Alternatives

Reviews and mentions

• Not exactly a meta build, but still a ton of fun to use!
  reddit.com/r/airsoft | 2021-10-24

  It's actually an open-source game engine called GDevelop 5: https://gdevelop-app.com/

• Where's My Body (HTML5) - Behind the Game
  reddit.com/r/gdevelop | 2021-10-21

  Making animations took almost a day. All sprites are 32x32 (except the intro and the ending visuals). Even by this point, not all animations are completed; just enough to get the programming part going! Now this is my favorite part. GDevelop is a heaven for a guy who couldn't code at all - like me! It's easy to understand, the community are helpful, and exporting a game is a simple one-click away!

• Looped Devlog 3! 1 year of development. it seems it will take an eternity
  reddit.com/r/gdevelop | 2021-10-09

  I would like this opportunity to thank the GDevelop community and the fireside discord for helping me make this. This game is made with GDevelop 5 btw

• (New) What engine should I use?
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-09-27

  Use this thing https://gdevelop-app.com/

• Does anyone know to get the full version of construct 3
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-09-26

  Maybe try GDevelop instead?

• I've checked the sidebar wiki/starter guide but I can't find an engine that suits my needs. This is what I need: 1. Completely free (so not RPGmaker, Construct or GameMaker Studio 2). 2. Easy to use, beginner friendly, visual programming.
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-09-26

  You probably want GDevelop. Free, open source, visual programming, nice simple tutorials.

• Game dev platforn for browser
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-09-21
• What is a easy game programming language to start with?
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-09-11
• Im making a game!
  reddit.com/r/itchio | 2021-08-07

  Using a proper game engine makes it a lot easier and faster to make games, like unity, godot, or something really simple and easy to use like Gdevelop. We made our first games in school with Gdevelop and it was really fucking simple and easy to learn, as I already knew the scratch language wery fucking well. It's a 2D game engine and I really recommend trying it out if you want something more powerful that scratch and isn't confusing.

• Game Engine for Simple Games?
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-08-03

  Vary vary basic, without code and free? Maybe Scratch (node based). Not so basic, no code and free? GDvelop (event based).

• Turning my micro-rpg game into a simple mobile app?
  reddit.com/r/rpg | 2021-06-17

  GDevelop https://gdevelop-app.com/ is free and will allow you to publish fairly easily to Android. Forget about publishing to iOS though unless this is much more serious of a project.

• GDevelop: Crea Juegos con Javascript
  reddit.com/r/fazt | 2021-06-13

• How difficult would it be for a normie to make a fairly simple point and click puzzle/adventure game?
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-06-05

  GDevelop

• Programming Help
  reddit.com/r/gamedev | 2021-05-30

  If you prefer to stick with javascript, there is GDevelop, Phaser, PlayCanvas. Otherwise, it doesn't matter which engine or framework you use. My recommendation is to pick the tool that best fits your needs. If you don't know which is better, install it and go through a tutorial or two to see if you like it.

• Any 3D modellers interested in helping with an Amphibia fan game?
  reddit.com/r/Owlphibia | 2021-05-21

  The engine being used is https://gdevelop-app.com/ but we can always transfer everything to UE4 if we get enough people.