Windows Store apps are available on both Windows 8+ (for desktop and tablet devices) and Windows Phone 8+. It is recommended to export universal apps, but some...
Ejecta is an open-source wrapper designed to provide a high-performance way for HTML5 games to run as iOS native apps. In order to test and publish with Ejecta,...
This tutorial assumes you have already read both Multiplayer tutorial 1: Concepts and Multiplayer tutorial 2: Chat room . The first tutorial covered the theory...
This tutorial assumes you have already read Multiplayer tutorial 1: Concepts , Multiplayer tutorial 2: Chat room and Multiplayer tutorial 3: Pong . The first tu...
This tutorial assumes you have already read Multiplayer tutorial 1: Concepts . The easiest introduction to the multiplayer object in Construct is a simple chat...
Developing multiplayer games is difficult, even though Construct's Multiplayer object takes care of many of the complexities for you. In the same way the events...
This tutorial relates to technologies that have been retired. It is preserved for archival reasons only. Crosswalk is effectively the Google Chrome for Android...
Tizen is a new mobile platform being developed by Samsung and Intel. It supports web apps made in HTML5, which makes it a perfect fit for Construct 2 games! You...
Construct 2 games are based on HTML5 technology , and as a result has excellent support for exporting games for the web. This guide includes some useful informa...
Amazon devices, like the Kindle Fire HD, are an Android-based platform but have their own separate app store. It also now supports publishing "web apps" powered...
You might have noticed that sometimes the Export project option takes a couple of minutes to complete, especially with larger projects. This is because Construc...
This tutorial refers to retired technologies. It is preserved for archival reasons only. BlackBerry 10 is a new mobile platform which allows apps to be develope...
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