I have a lot of friends who use it too and, well, they all hate it.but according to them it's their only option - Unity and frameworks are too complicated, Construct and others are too limited. Legacy GM Tutorial: Swipe controls for Mouse and Touch. This is a Moderated forum, so please read the forum guidelines and follow the given template before posting. Ultimately I'm a bit baffled cause I've tried using GM / GMS / GMS2 multiple times over the years and I think it's terrible. Post guides and tutorials for GameMaker and game development.
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How To Make Games with Gamemaker Studio 2 using GML.
and my personal favorite, a perk of being older. Learn to make GameMaker Studio 2 games with this walk-through on how to make a game. 3) Some very popular games have been made with it. 2) It's older and was well established before being bought by YoYo Games and even before Construct 2 gain notoriety. This isn't totally true.but it's not totally untrue either.but neither is the "real coding" part so blah. 1) It is developed by a pretty beefy studio, look up YoYo Games. That means that out of the box, it comes with. Review: I like creating games and after taking this course I love it even more. Many people think visual programming is a beginner-only thing for beginner-only game engines. I chose GMS2 because it is an engine meant specifically for developing 2D games, which my game is. There is no good reason to use this, much less actually pay for it. The biggest argument I've seen for GM is that is uses "real coding". As long as the same people are behind GameMaker, it will always be horrible. In fact it was revealed not long ago that Cyber Shadow (made in C2) is being published by Yacht Club Games (Shovel Knight), which I think is a testament to "what game engine is the best?" being a loaded question. Construct doesn't exactly have that right now, but it's well on its way. Most importantly that there is a vast array of legitimate full-scale multi-platform commercial games & successes made with GM.
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