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Welcome to the first in a series of tutorials about building up a turn-based battle system. This tutorial will eventually become part of a larger course coverin...
In this tutorial, we’re going to look at using the Advanced Random (AR) plugin's probability tables feature. We'll be looking at setting up tables right the way...
Welcome to this tutorial covering how to make a robust inventory system. In any game which uses items, you'll usually need some way for the player to view and u...
Using the Construct 3 build service you can create an Xcode project, and use that to test and publish your game on iOS. This feature is only available to subscr...
Windows 11 includes the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), which allows you to run Android apps on your Windows device. If you develop Android apps on a Windo...
Construct supports writing Javascript code in both script files and event sheets. If you're new to the Javascript programming language, consider taking the Lear...
Crafting in games takes on many different guises. In this tutorial, I'm going to look at a drag-and-drop style system that's inspired by the game Little Alchemy...
In most games, you’ll probably find yourself needing to implement a menu of some sort. In its simplest form, a menu could be a button which the player clicks wi...
Construct 3 has its own mobile app build service to build Android APKs and generate Xcode projects from Cordova exports. You can also use Construct 3's build se...