DirectX-powered game creator. Easy to use event-based logic with no programming. Drag and drop interface. Includes shaders, physics, layers, debugger and built in behaviors.
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- Event based programming system - no scripts
- Ribbon interface
- DirectX 9 hardware-accelerated renderer
- Over 80 plugins & prebuilt behaviors, expandable via SDK
- Pixel shader effects
- Physics, bone animation and lighting effects
Ratings and Reviews
- Thumbs up: 61
- Thumbs down: 10
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All things considered, Construct is the most impressive software I have used. Developed by students, no less. If I had a million dollars, I would keep it. If I had two million, I would give one to develop Construct :-)
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Good developer support. Great community. Overall, easy to learn tool to make quick, fun games!! Try it now. :-)
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Free, actively updated by the developers, convenient and easy to create simple games. Construct is your own basement full of game-programmers.
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