Clickteam Fusion 2.5

most fun game ever!!!!!! i need therapy

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I've put in a few hours on this software. Fusion has problems, but ultimately I lean more toward recommending than not. Pros: No coding knowledge is required. For a visual coding program the user has a good degree of control over applications. Layout is intuitive (in my opinion). Built-in pixel art/animation editor. Lots of extensions are available, and they can greatly increase versatility. Good for 2d games. Simple game mechanics can be made quickly. Cons: High price point compared to other options. Limited compatibility with platforms other than windows. You cannot manually edit, or even see the actual code of the application you are making. Going off the previous point, I notice applications sometimes get a strange jitter, and I'm not sure what causes this or how to stop it. Extremely limited support for 3d games (if that's what you're interested in making). Conclusion: Good development software for quick 2d projects. If you have little to no experience coding and just want to make a fun game idea this is an option worth considering. Objectively, there are better engines out there that can do way more and cost less, or even nothing; the difference is usually a steeper learning curve. I am currently developing a game with Fusion because I genuinely like using it, but when it's finished I'm going to look into Godot, or one of its forks.

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amazing app from what i've seen , i use to use games factory in the day , feels a lot different but will figure it out

Honestly not THE best game engine I could use but it serves me well enough.

Legit Review: Overall summary - CTF 2.5 itself is an... application to use for designing a game. Basically block coding but with more freedom. If you're aiming to design an old-fashioned flash game or arcade-like game than ClickTeam is your go to. Otherwise, trying to make a higher quality game is very limited, especially with animations. Some very simple functions aren't built in, so you have to manually program it yourself, which tends to get frustrating. Recommended for retro-game creators who want a very restricted workspace, otherwise you're better off using free softweres. Functionality - ★★★☆☆ Clickteam has the capability to get what you want done with the proper code. Some simple functions like positioning gets really tedious, and hard to calculate because you're not able to visibly see where you're positioning it to when doing specifics like XPos or YPos The sprite editor is a no-go. You're better off creating your sprites off of another application. Especially the animations section, that gets really annoying really fast. There is a bug where an animation doesn't loop back to its original animation when repeatedly played, it gets stuck on the last frame. No line of code is able to fix that Visuals - ★★★★★ UI and skins are highly customizable, and the event editors are well organized. Debugging will never be a problem since you'd know exactly where to backtrack. MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE - I purchased this simply because I was using this for a class, similar to buying a textbook. This app is a good way to introduce coding to a beginner, it is not as limited compared to other beginner coding apps. My only issue was the pricing... as fun as it is to use this program, I feel like it isn't $100 fun. I wouldn't recommend placing this on your Steam Wishlist because this application RARELY ever goes on sale. Making a very functional game with ClickTeam and publishing it is just basically flexing because why would you EVER do that to yourself. 485 hours, I used to leave this application running while making art. I promise you I use it a lot less ♥♥♥♥ DUDE IDK WHAT GAME MAKER TO USE THIS IS THE ONLY PROGRAM I ACTUALLY KNOW