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)

Object selection

Demonstrate how objects are selected by using a Basic and Advanced example.

Change position of object

Show how to move an object by changing its X and Y position.

Change sprite color

Learn how to change the color of a Sprite object - useful to achieve effects like invincibility with a blue tint or taking damage with a red effect. 

Character selection

Example showing how to remember the character selected by the player and use it in other scenes.

Count down timer

Show how to use a variable as a timer and display it on screen like a bomb count down timer.


Create random object

Show how to create a object randomly picked in a list.


Drag camera with mouse

This shows how to allow the user to move on a map with the mouse.

Health bar

The platform example game adapted to add a health bar to the player, that is decreased when the player touches an enemy.

Move camera to position

This shows how to move the camera to the position of an object on a map.

Move object back and forth

Use events to move objects back and forth vertically or horizontally.


Multi language menu

Show how to translate a menu (titles, buttons) in multiple languages and add an option for the player to choose the language.


Parse json from api

Advanced example where JSON content is fetched from a website and information extracted from it.

Pathfinding basics

Simpler example showing how to get started with Pathfinding, to have an object automatically find its way around obstacles.

Pin object to another

Example showing how to have objects "pinned" to another, meaning that they will move/rotate and follow the object they are pinned too.

Pin object to another multiple parents

Example showing how to have objects "pinned" to multiple other objects, meaning that they will move/rotate and follow the object they are pinned too.

Random color picker

This shows how to create a grid with random color, and let the player choose one.

Rotate toward position

Show how to rotate an object so that it looks toward a specified position on the scene.

Rotate with keypress

Basic example showing how to rotate an object.

Text to speech

Advanced example showing how to use JavaScript and HTML5 api to make a text read by your computer.

Toggle music play sound

Example showing how to play a music and add controls on the screen to pause it, change the volume or mute the sounds totally.

Unlock items

Show how to save the items unlocked by the user and load them later (when the game is launched again for example, or when starting a saved game).


Infinite scrolling background

Learn two different ways to create a background that is scrolling infinitely.

Level selection unlock

Show how to save user progress and progressively unlock levels.


Play stop sprite animation

This shows how to pause the animation of a Sprite object.

Rotate toward mouse

Show how to rotate an object so that it looks toward the player cursor.

Save load

Advanced example showing how to persist data and then reload them from storage (useful to store game progress, or save the state of some objects in a game).

Shoot bullets

Basic example showing how to shoot bullets from an object.

Text entry object

This example shows how to use the Text Entry object to capture what is typed on the keyboard.  
It also illustrates how to open the virtual keyboard on mobile devices and capture/display what is typed using an extension.


Asteroids

An adptation of the classic arcade game Asteroids with GDevelop.

Keyboard practice

A simple game where the player must press the right keys on the keyboard as fast as possible.

Level editor

Example showing a basic level editor, where you can save and load positions of objects put on the scene during the game. Also shows how to use simple functions.


Z depth

Example where the player can move a character on a map, and the character is displayed behind or in front of other objects according to its position.

Inventory system

Learn how to display an inventory, with object that can be added or removed, and how to persist it in storage.

DragCameraWithPointer

Move a camera by dragging the mouse (or touchscreen).

Self taught programmer and game developer using GDevelop since 2013.  Check out some of my projects  at https://gametemplates.itch.io

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