You added your first event, we're sure it won't be the last!

First event

You used a behavior for the first time, things are way simpler with them don't you think?

First behavior

Previewing your game is the first step towards a complete game!

First preview

Amazing, you just exported your first game! It's truly the quickest way to share it.

First web export

Want to improve your game graphics? Select as many effects as you want from our list!

First effect

Was it an unexpected animation, or were you just curious? Anyway, congrats on using the debugger for the first time!

First debug

Extensions will speed up your project, so use as many as you can!

First extension

If 10 people played your game, it has to mean something right?

Insert a coin

Wow! 100 people played your game, that's amazing, congratulations!

Into Space

1000 people played your game, you're on a whole new level. What is your secret?

Millenium Falcon

Can you imagine if 10k people came to visit you? They probably wouldn't all fit in your living room!

It's over 9000!

50k people playing your game must feel really rewarding, all of the time you put in to making it is paying off.

Fits in your house?

100k people had a good time playing your games, isn't it the best feeling in the world? You must have come a long way to achieve that.

Fits in your yard?

{user} got 100,000 plays on all their games

A second game with 10 players? Is it the same genre as the first?

Solid Snake

{user} got 10 plays on two different games

3 games that each had 100 players! Have you found a name for your game studio?

Eevee

{user} got 100 plays on three different games

You put a star for GDevelop on GitHub - thank you!

Open-source love

{user} starred GDevelop's source code on GitHub

Thank you for representing GDevelop in a major event!

Marketer

{user} represented GDevelop in a major event

You follow GDevelop on TikTok - thank you!

TikTok fan

{user} subscribed to GDevelop's account on TikTok

X follower

{user} follows GDevelop's account on "X" (Twitter)

Throw Knives to defeat your enemies, but watch out! Once your knives are separated from your body they can damage you too!

W/A/S/D To Move (Left Joystick on Mobile)
Left Click to Throw (Right Joystick on Mobile)
Hold Right Click to Activate Your Slow Time Ability (Double Tap Right Joystick on Mobile)

This game supports Mobile Devices! Play with Knives anywhere you go! Make sure your phone is in Landscape Mode (sideways) and Fullscreen the game for the best experience. Any Touchscreen device is automatically recognized as a mobile device, but if you have a keyboard to use instead then you can turn off mobile mode in the settings.

(Note: Mobile Users can hold their finger over the powerups to view the description, it will only select a powerup once your finger is released)

I highly highly recommend playing on PC if at all possible, as the game was designed to run on pc first and foremost.

Play Minigames on your computer at work and avoid your boss seeing them.

Made for GDevelop Weekend Jam #2: Mobile Edition. This game was built on the default 800x600 canvas, if it's blurry that's why.

It's functional currently, and I'm not sure I'll have time to add more polish before the game is over, so this is what we're left with.

"The castle is collapsing! Quickly, you must escape through the dungeon!"

Dungeon Drop is an arcade platformer where you fall endlessly in an attempt to evade your inevitable doom! 
Once the screen catches up to you, or you get hit, it's game over!

Designed for mobile, Dungeon Drop features swipe controls and keyboard controls:
- Swipe in any direction to move, jump, or drop! Use the arrow keys on computer
- Double tap to spend your coins and slow down time temporarily! Use spacebar on computer

Currently looking for feedback in the following areas:
- Speed of gameplay
   - Is it too short or too long? Imagine you were waiting for someone to meet you and you wanted to play a quick game
   - Does it speed up too quickly? Currently speed increases linearly, do you think exponential (slower start, ramps up faster at the end), or logarithmic (ramps up quickly to start, levels off towards the end) would work better?
- Visual Effects
   - Is the bonus flame too big? Too bright?
   - Is anything related to enemies or hazards unclear?
   - Is the score count clear and understandable?
- Sound Effects (most are temporary)
   - Which ones do you like?
   - Are any too loud or too quiet compared to the others?
   - Are there any actions you wished provided better audio/visual feedback?
- Layouts 
   - Are there any that you don't like? (Consistent run enders)
   - Do you have any ideas for new ones using existing mechanics? (enemies, pickups, walls, fall-through platforms, etc.)
- Controls/Ease of Play
   - Is the game easy to understand?
   - Are the controls responsive?
   - Do you have any other suggestions?
   - Did you encounter any bugs?

Only Two is short unique puzzler based around two kids shooting hoops! The objective is to clear 3 levels by hitting all the hoops and activating the only two buttons.
WASD to Move
E to Interact
Space to swap characters in singleplayer
R to reset
And Z to skip the level if you're feeling cheeky.

Arnwaz

Stats

Socials

Achievements

Arnwaz

Games

Playing with Knives

(Don't) Keep Working

Dungeon Drop

Only Two