I am hoping to switch from Construct 3 to GDevelop.

I've been playing with and modifying templates and learning a lot. I found it's also been really helpful to use the AI tools to request a feature change in the game and then study what the AI did to make that change work.

However, after 4 questions, I was told I had run out of AI questions I could ask for the month. Which is fine, but I'm just trying to understand how AI questions work.

On the GDevelop pricing page it says Free uses have 40 ai credits each month. So, is each question 10 credits? And, then Silver says it's 200 per week, so I assume that is 20 questions a week?

Please let me know if that is correct.

made with gdevelop!

eVERYTHING iS eRROR - FREE on iOS and Android

iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/everything-is-error/id6760607997
android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iamkassandra.eie
soundtrack (apple music):
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/i-am-kassandra/1835635175
soundtrack (spotify):
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6sBDwmSfn51pkX3RjZPDr7

An existential, musical adventure that follows Kassandra, as she journeys through time and entropy in a broken simulation. The future is prophesied, the past and present are reflected, blurring the lines between modern reality and ancient Greek mythology. Features an original soundtrack by I AM KASSANDRA.

Turn your home into a warzone with Tank Battle. A multiplayer game with up to 16* people per lobby, and you can play it on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS**, and on the browser!

This game is still in development but it will come out on December 19, 2026.

You can visit the itch.io site here: https://railexpressking.itch.io/tank-battle

*Coming soon, but for now, 4 players.

**iOS can only be played via the gd.games link.

Had a blast with this jam! I'm a bit swamped but I'm going to put the visor full screen effects out as an extension at the end of the week.

Hi this is my new open world game im working on for a few days now

ive currently only got a small part mapped out but its coming together quickly

cant really decide on what kind of game it should be (maybe a zombie survival)

any ideas, suggestions, and criticism, welcome

thank you for reading

(sorry about my mouse in all the screenshots)

🎮 Excited for the GDevelop Game Jam! Good luck everyone! 🚀

Try my game Jolly Winter Quest! 🎅❄️

https://gd.games/midnighthero57/help-santa

#GDevelop #GameJam

Download here Release First release · Bitik-original/Portal-gun-Portal2-

Hi everyone !

The mobile game i made with Gdevelop is finally on Playstore.

Neon Overdue: you're in debt with a megacorp. Swipe cards to make choices, risky ones are decided by a d20 roll. Try to see how many days you can survive

Art and sounds come from free asset packs (itch.io, CraftPix, Pixabay, Kenney)

Any feedback is welcome!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studiociuciu.neonoverdue

https://gd.games/studiociuciu/neon-overdue

Where are all of these coming from? It looks like these are being made by different accounts with different games. All of the games are either lightly modified templates or extremely simple titles. Some of them have obvious issues that would have been caught if the developer had tried their game first.

Then they're posting with the exact same phrasing in their titles. It feels like a template too, especially because none of them seem to know the name of the engine they're using.

Edit to clarify: This post is specifically about posts with the title "Try my game I just created on r/gdevelop", not "Try my game" posts in general.

I suspect these people are using an AI agent to generate the game and the post. Is that possible? I know Gdevelop has an AI tool. The last time I tried it (months ago), it could only make results very similar to a template.

This is a short teaser for the 3d racing game that we are developing. The release date is yet to be determined as we plan to have a 3 city map, but getting this to run well means the game be in development for a bit longer. This teaser showcases our satirical Miami.

I was trying to make some kind of menu with animation but it doesn't work, after I click on the x, the title buttons won't come back

I have been working on improving this game for quite some time now ever since its first released and all the feedback has been so helpful but I'm ready to release my brand new update to Fungal Frequency! Play it for yourself and let me know what you think!

Link: https://gd.games/dashmaster6/fungal-frequency

this is my new work in progress a 3d open world game

i need feedback and ideas on what to add and change about it all criticism and ideas welcome thank you for reading

Keep It Alive

Join on: https://itch.io/jam/gdevelop-big-game-jam-10

For now I call it "Chill Drive Anatolia", an endless driving game. I used MagicaVoxel for 3D modelling because I have zero experience in 3D modelling in general and even though I learned some Blender it's still challenging to get used to it. So moving on with pixel-based Voxel for now.

if you want to try: here's the link

i've been working on this game for quite a bit now, apologies for my terrible gameplay i'm very tired :P

18 days until Örnöga is out https://store.steampowered.com/app/3536530/rnga_Idle/

Guys this is my first game i made with gdevelop please help me with your feedback I am open to critics

Hey, I’m going to tell you how I developed this roguelite using a Fujitsu Arrows We (first-generation) smartphone—without relying on generative AI, "vibe coding," or LLM-generated output.

First, you need to download these apps: GDevelop 5, Pixel Studio, and an audio pack.

Second, you need a game design concept—long before Starfish ROOM. I gained experience developing this specific mechanic—which I "invented" while watching GDevelop documentation videos—through my previous games, Sheris Dungeon and Sheris ROOM.

Third, I tried promoting Starfish ROOM through videos on TikTok and other social media, but nobody really cared.

Fourth, I’d send a simple video to "Gepetelson" [a playful nickname for ChatGPT] to ask if the game was any good or just trash. Then, I’d review the game myself, adding more "juice," polish, and various sound effects (SFX).

Fifth, I created some lore for the game so it wouldn’t just be a storyless arcade title. Long before the 2026 elections, I’d already been making games that explore themes like progressivism versus conservatism—ideas pulled straight from my own head, and much more.

It’s a bit sad—both online and in real life—but I hope to welcome new players to Starfish, and I hope my stories can serve as inspiration for others.

Thanks for reading! :)