Please keep “game design” (ie what is the user doing in the game, and how to make the game interesting for them) separate from “game programming” (ie how to realize the game design into a playable form on a computer).

The latter also has a design usually in terms of classes and interface, but that i…

@gusfoca basically the reasons in the post: easy to use, fast to make a game prototype. Construct3 has thousands of premade “logic blocks” that can replace dozens of lines of code and has a bit of everything for 2d game making: physics, tilemap support (can be improved with javascript plugins), hel…

That time was also the time when people only had 4:3 cathod screens. You can set the aspect ration to fit that (so the game will look stretched on a 19:9/16:10 screen) and also use a shader to pixelize the game and put some kind of cathod noise to the frame.

One of my favorite games is Might and Mag…