The OR has a wide audience even now, and not just developers. It has many possibilities and I do also believe that it can be a part of everyday life. Also, Oculus is working on the best possible comfortable methods for wearing the Rift so it will be possible to use it for work too and not just for entertainment.

It should not be limited to only 3D. I know, it has it's potentian in 3D, but you could make some games for it with 2D too. Take a relaxing rythm game or something else. Think about that it has your full view field and not just the head tracking.

VR is growing rapidly, even in it's current developer state. I'd like to make games for these gear, but I'm not sure that is there a plugin that supports that with C2. Or can we expect a future offical support in the engine?

Great games. Congrats for your students

Thanks I'd love to see some offical support for this. It has some issues as I see compared to the Intel XDK and also outdated (it was last updated in january).

I plan to start devloping mobile games with C2 and for all the wrappers I checked I ran into the same "problem".

I understand why it is necessary to have 3rd party app builders included, but is there a way to compile the code to .apk on my computer, without internet access? The closes thing I found was Crosswalk, but it still needs an account and my .apk will be generated on the servers. So, can I compile somehow the .apk on my computer, without uploading the code?

I'd also like to see a dedicated signalling server option. The multiplayer plugin is great to have in this way too, but thinking about future possibilities and enormous projects I believe it is needed. It would be nice for the devs to be able to set up theit own server.

About 10 times I started the game and the only thing I could do is turn the background red with the CTRL button. We'd love to see some instructions how to play.

Good idea —, thanks.

However, note that Construct 2 thoroughly demolished our competiton in other areas last we checked (https://www.scirra.com/blog/59/construct-2-vs-gamemaker-vs-gamesalad-vs-stencyl), but that was quite a while ago so it's not up to speed with the latest developments.

I also love C2, but I think I'm not the only one who wants to see a new comparsion between the leading engines (about performance). Especially since C2 can export to desktop, it would be nice to see how hard can it stand up against GameMaker's Windows (and the new Ubuntu) exports.

You guys deserve every credit :) Congratulations for making it to Kickstarter.

You just showed to the community that games made with C2 can be pretty successful.

My dream game would be an adventure, storytelling platformer game.

The main character would be a nameless girl who goes on a journey to find happiness. She would travel through various places (forests, villages, etc..) and meet different characters (who all have their version of what is true happiness).

It would use hand drawn graphics enchanced with some computer graphics, and would have a calm, relaxing atmosphere.

The target platform is Win/Mac/Linux with keyboard / gamepad controls.