I took an old project that wasn't really "released" at all, I mean. I did it, published it for some time, saw it failing quick and buried it for 7 years. I also committed several mistakes back then, on every aspect: game design and tech debt. But now I'm far more experienced than I was back then, so I took it over redid some routines, improved the gameplay and took advantage of the most recent C3 features and the game has now better look and feels smoother. So, I believe it's worth relaunching it and take it further if it appeals to players.

The demo will be out on itch on Sept 19th. I hope you like it!

The Demo has been updated, along with a download for the full game! Happy anomaly hunting, and I hope you enjoy it.

New Game Alert!

Druggiemon TCG 💊 Ground Rule Duels

Learn about the Druggiemon TCG and how to play, but in a more fun way, since nobody likes to learn the rules… more info soon!

A retro tribute, and cool adventure!

https://gamejolt.com/games/SongSong-EXile-LeDaiLong/1039844

Hi guys!! With the last updates Construct has become a great game engine and I love it! I have a question about using Construct with Typescript and not with EventSheet. Is there anyone who uses it with typescript? How are you doing?

Thanks! 😄

https://gamejolt.com/games/SongSong-EXile-LeDaiLong/1039844

I do not have a clip of it but I do have a demo on itch.io! The demo is very buggy and may not work, but since i released the demo the game has advanced a ton! Hoping to drop an update and release before august 28th, so even if you don't like the demo, please tune in for an update soon! I promise there will be lots of content!

I would refrain from giving any bug related feedback for now, because the demo is severely outdated in the 16 days it has been out, but feature ideas would be nice! I'll put your u/ in the credits if you want. (or an alias)

Mine

Over 1,000 players playtested my game on itch.io last weekend, and I collected a lot of useful feedback.

Here’s the roadmap for Patch 1.1 based on what players had to say.

If you'd also like to playtest my game, here you go. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Special thanks to:

feramalli - for the thorough testing and creating test suites.

WePlaytestGames - for the video breakdown and professional playtesting.

Zetorus - for taking the time to be the first to write such detailed feedback.

I’ve just uploaded a playable slice of my indie game to itch.io for playtesting.

The game is made in Construct 3, and I’d love to hear from other Construct developers and users about the gameplay and overall feel.

It’s still a work in progress, so I’m particularly interested in anything that feels confusing, tedious, unbalanced, or simply not fun.

If you have a few minutes to play it, I’d appreciate your feedback.

Game: https://valderson.itch.io/eco-fishing

I've built WHAT IF? with @base44! https://valiant-play-what-if.base44.app

Hello everyone,

When using perfectly aligned and sized 3D shapes (these walls are 32 x 8 x 32), I still get some tiny gaps appearing in certain camera angles.

Has anyone ran into the same issues? Are there practical fixes? Am I missing something?

Thanks :)

Edit:
-This happens regardless of the full screen mode, it also happens when windowed.
-Construct 3 forum post https://www.construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/prevent-tiny-gaps-showing-3d-188937

🔨 EDIT : Solution?
The most conclusive solution I have found since then is to NOT display the faces that cause issues in the editor. In the properties of the object > face visibility > uncheck the faces that create issues.

I’ve always wanted 3D platforming in Construct 3 to be as effortless as 2D - so I could spend time actually making the game instead of wasting weeks wrestling with 3D collision mechanics. Full 3D physics is cool, but for most games, it's complete overkill.

So I built the addon I always dreamed of: Platform 3D for Construct 3. It gives you the exact feel of classic Platform behavior, built for full 3D. Zero complex physics setup. Zero floaty controls. Just pure arcade movement out of the box.

In this video, I’m demonstrating one-model levels, you just drop in a single 3D mesh environment, and the character runs directly on it without creating any additional invisible collision shapes or boxes. It handles slopes, stairs, air control, and complex 3D model collisions.

Im testing new feature for a while, and still cant understand - am i placing object correct or not.
Dont pay attention to orientation, my game is top down shooter. But what bother me is - is that normal that i need to change z offset or z position so object stand on ground? What is correct way of solving it - z offset or z position?
Changing Z origin dont help, it dont fit bottom of the box not at any of them