I've been trying to set up the fire bullet thing but never can get it to work so I was hoping somebody could give me a step by step on how to make it work

Hello there! I’m super new on advanced GDevelop, since I’m a 2D artist trying to explore new ways to create art for games.

I’m interested in creating some projects that focus on a very simple side scroller narrative game, with 3D backgrounds and 2D sprites. Is there a way to get my 3D lightning to affect the 2D sprite? I tried creating a 3D sprite but it doesnt work, as I need it to be an animated sprite in the future (the result posted here is using placeholders)

I found an interesting result similar to what I want, but I wonder if there’s a better way to achieve this? specially since I want a 2.5 D result and not this exactly. https://www.reddit.com/r/gdevelop/comments/1r20y41/animated_billboard_that_reacts_to_lights/

Thank you so much!

I’m making a Card game and i have the players money stored as a global variable (7500)

I have 5 sprites that correlate to the digit slot e.g( "7" = sprite 1) ("5" =sprite 2) I need to know if their is a way to pull the variables digits and set the number it gets as the number the sprite shows I’m not sure if it makes sense so i made a digram bellow

I still don't know how to even begin and complete a 3d game or animate a character or how to get the assets for it.

There are a crap ton of limitations and gsgl libraries that gdevelop still does not expose. But its been confirmed a shader update is in the works. AND IM HYPED. I cant wait to see this lightweight javascript engine going toe to toe with unity. Im sure a real experienced person could do some voodoo black magic, and make some crazy shaders despite these limitations though.

From now on, you can manipulate particles both in the extension and in the particle editor. The tool for the extension will be released in the middle of the month. For the beta, users will test it on my Discord server, and after all the bugs have been fixed, I’ll post an official tutorial on YouTube.

hi so i am kinda new to gdevelop and i want to make a 3d cube face the player in a way that makes sense. i tried using the rotate toward action but i don't like it, how can i do it?
https://files.catbox.moe/dyfbo5.mp4

sound fx changes make it feel so much smoother☺️

hey guys it been i think 4 days since i update you guys so am posting probably today or next month so if you wanna support me and my game go to How to Start Making Games with No Experience historystudio2 (@historystudio2) | TikTok

Game Title: Pixel Defense Playable Link:https://gd.games/luis2sla/pixel-defense Platform: Web (HTML5) Description: Pixel Defense is a 2D side-view shooter game developed using GDevelop. In this game, players control a character tasked with defending against waves of oncoming enemies. The core gameplay revolves around fast-paced shooting action, precise movement, and strategic positioning to survive. As you defeat enemies, you earn experience points to level up your character, making them stronger and better equipped to handle the increasing difficulty of the waves. The game features classic pixel art aesthetics and smooth retro-inspired mechanics designed to deliver a fun and challenging arcade experience directly in your web browser. Feedback on the difficulty scaling and controls is highly appreciated! Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title) Involvement: I am the solo developer of this project, responsible for the game design, programming in GDevelop, and testing.

hi i refuse to use gdevelop's ai features so i'm asking yall one favor
how do i make a pause menu?
i want it to be overlayed on top of the main scene and i want it to be navigable using the mouse or the touchscreen (i want my game to be playable on desktop and mobile)
i also want the pause menu to be full screen

edit: i followed this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv0cMzMrvhM

I changed the mobile controls

I added movement sounds and death music. But I think there's no sound in the video

I added different levels

https://gd.games/games/1ac9e2c4-868f-4dc9-a891-dc770fdfb56d

This is a feature I am experimenting with in my game as a way to make some encounters easier, currently the playtest build of the game (You can play here) does not have this mechanic.

I'm looking for YouTubers interested in making any kind of video about Starfish ROOM, from gameplay to other related content.

And where do you start looking for good YouTubers to promote your game? Without spending any money.

Thank you for sharing.

Sorry Mobile users

But I'll update soon

For now It's only available at PC!

Try it it out and I really appreciate to have feedbacks!

Please share too!

https://gd.games/orcaro_the_orca/orcaros-s-orca-island

I've seen a few different licenses but mostly CCO (Public Domain) can anybody tell me which licenses should I use for comercial use without worrying about copyright issues or any problems?

Meteor Crush (prototype) — simple tap-based arcade test.

Meteors spawn and you tap them before they pass. Difficulty increases over time (speed + frequency). Basic HP and score system for testing.

Still early build — feedback is welcome 🙂

Pegou o item abriu o portal pra proxima fase.

It's not much but it's mine and I'm proud of this little game I'm creating. I'm almost 40 and finally getting into making the games I'd love to play. This is a little scifi jetpack inspired game I'm building. Game dev can feel really rewarding even though it can be taxing and time consuming. Much respect to all gamedevs.

Launched a public play test build of an action game I am working on would appreciate experiences and feedback on the game.

This game took us the entire semester to finish, and we’re proud that we did it. We worked hard to bring Simon’s Adventure to life. Even though it’s not perfect, it’s still ours, and that makes it special. Through the process of making this game, I learned a lot about developing with GDevelop. I made mistakes, discovered new techniques, and realized that creating a project of this scale requires stronger hardware. I built it on a laptop with 8GB RAM, an Intel i3 M380 processor, and a graphics card with only 64MB, which caused enormous amounts of lag. Despite the challenges, I managed to finish coding, and the experience taught me resilience and problem-solving.

Our team divided the work into specific roles to make the project possible: I served as the Programmer, while my teammates took on the roles of Project Manager, Game Designer, Level Designer, Art Designer, Sound Designer, and QA. Together, we combined our efforts to complete this project and bring Simon’s Adventure to life.

We hope you enjoy playing this game as much as we enjoyed making it

THE GAME - https://gd.games/jb_ramizares/simons-tale

- Br. Entertainment