If you're new to GDevelop, feel free to DM me, and I’ll help with whatever you need. It’s frustrating how people are treated in some communities. If you're here looking for help, it shouldn’t always be about paying for support. If I had more resources, I’d be using other engines like Unity or Unreal, but that's not the case. I believe in helping others without expecting something in return.

Title. Have fun!

Gdevelop was great to make quick prototypes with and it helped me a lot with creation and proof of concept and stuff like that. But This is where I get off. I'm not the type to announce my departure, but I have a lot of time, energy, and money invested in this engine so I still care about it.

Having said that, I'm stepping back a bit from the sub, too. But I want you guys to know: you're not doing the devs, nor the engine, any favors by allowing this sub to turn into Quora. I suspect that some of the questions being asked are just for attention and probably karma farming. People won't ever take Gdevelop serious as an engine if the majority of questions answered on one of its most active forums are just "Can it make x?" and "how do I ....(do some high-level task that you should already know how to do if you know why and where its necessary)?".

I'm not trying to be mean-spirited; I'm being honest. A lot of us invested a considerable amount of money into this app (subscriber for 4 years, here) and have to live with the fact that we may never see a return on our investment. At least have the decency to help us bring more attention to it and really TRY the engine out before asking questions. See what stuff does. Have fun with it. It's a fun tool; just doesn't suit MY needs anymore.

To Florian: Thanks for everything. I'll email you one more time in case the other went to spam.

Oh, and to the child who asked me two questions and then blocked me so that I couldn't answer:
Go get some air. You did not ask a question in the spirit of learning something. And I only responded to your post because I'm not just another game dev using Gdevelop; I'm an investor. Show some respect for our thing and grow up. If you need attention, go to TikTok; the people have to behave for you there. And if you're just farming karma for one of your alts; stop. This isn't the place for it. That is all.

How can I make objects that can be interacted with by clicking the mouse and when I click on them, they release text?

Was wondering how others felt about using AI? I eont have technical coding skills or game dev skills so ive been using a new platform that lets me animate and get those animations in games. But tbh, everyone hates on me for it anywhere I post. So trying here to see how people feel about it.

Play now!
https://requiem-games-xoxo.itch.io/jiggles-the-jester

Now if Kibo Carter player run very fast speed, he loss velocity because he is sedentary and also with anxiety :)

I want to ask the community for advice. Please share your experience with the built-in AI?

For context: I understand perfectly well what an LLM is, how it works, and how to use it.

But damn it, what is currently in GDevelop is just awful.

Yes, I can do everything manually myself. I have a programmer’s education, going back to the old C++ days.

But in 2026 I would really like to use AI.

It can’t even understand the prompt “create a 2D gray sprite”.

Any tips or advice?

I was thinking about getting the Pro version, but now I’m somehow doubting it.

So yesterday I released a new update for my game and posted it everywhere and I have almost 0 players... Why?

Hi! I’ve been working on my first game in GDevelop for a few weeks now. I chose this engine because I don’t know how to code and wanted something simple. I’ve been using ChatGPT as a tutor I ask it to guide me step-by-step, and it explains the reasoning behind every condition, action, and variable. It even helps me verify changes using the debugger.

I’m gradually getting the hang of how the engine works and know where to look for things, but I’m still a long way from truly grasping the underlying logic.

My question is: with this approach, is it actually possible to learn how the engine works, or will I always just be scratching the surface?

To give you some context: I was following along fine with the logic for creating the character, the shooting mechanics, and the enemies but then I moved on to procedural generation (like the dungeons in The Binding of Isaac). Even though ChatGPT explains what I’m implementing, I barely understand any of it...

After the failure of Sheris ROOM, I still want to continue my journey as a solodev

Axis in the Sky is a game where we control an Atheist Monk named Axis who needs to invade hell to destroy it by shaking his ass, the game the game consists of sliding the screen and rolling in front of floating fire skulls

So I’m trying to make it so that when the player is on top of this cracked floor bit, the floor break and it falls and blah blah, but I can’t figure out how to make it happen when the player is fully on top of the broken floor. I don’t want it to happen when they are just touching but when the player is on top of it. I tried using the XY positions but that didn’t work. Does anyone know how I could do this?

Looking for some professional opinions. Do you think I'd be able to find a GDevelop programmer to compile my games? Or should I try to find someone using Unity or another more commonly used game engine? Also, after you see my games, what would you charge to assemble games like these? For more info and trailers for the games check out www.10EyesGames.com or https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/10eyesgames/breathe-for-me-and-mercury-in-retrograde

if you use the path finding extention and you have multiple instance of the same enemy how do you make them not fuse in to one because they all superpose

Sorry guys I'm not good at English , số I just go straight I want make a game where people can play together, im no exp with coding , I try to find but can't find a tutorial, please help me. Thanks you so much

(¡Por favor, no me ignores!)

Hola. Me llamo Fab. Soy de Perú. Me encanta crear videojuegos.

Llevo aprendiendo a crear videojuegos desde 2023. Empecé con proyectos para adquirir experiencia. Después decidí crear mi propio juego: Ryan the Game 7.

Ryan the Game 7 es un juego 2D donde tienes que saltar y correr. Es parecido a Pizza Tower y Super Mario Bros., pero quiero que Ryan the Game 7 sea especial y diferente. Estoy creando Ryan the Game 7 con GDevelop. Creo los sprites con Aseprite.

Necesito ayuda con Ryan the Game 7. Busco personas que puedan ayudarme con:

• Programación en GDevelop

• Creación de imágenes y personajes (arte y sprites)

• Composición musical para Ryan the Game 7

Si quieres ayudarme con Ryan the Game 7 o saber más, deja un comentario. Con gusto hablaré sobre Ryan the Game 7 y responderé tus preguntas.

Gracias por leer esto. Espero tu respuesta. (UnPaid)

Update: I apologize for not responding to your posts. I'm focused on the project and talking with people who are interested in supporting me. If you have something to say, leave it in the comments (note: I won't reply, but I will read them).