How old are you, How did you come to find C2??

septeven I see she works in the same company as me and went to the same school. to be honest her face does tick some neurones so I probably saw her while we were both student between 2007 and 2008. But I don't know her. I'm at the company's place only once a week, I work at home the other days.

Oh I see... you were at cohl too :D made quite a nice career since then

Noga, cool!! I have neve seen another engine similar to C2. Do any compare in quality?? I'm also in love with C2 and the community, they have a really good community.

If you want to try it, I'd start with Starcraft 2 editor (War3 is too old now). You can look at

where the guy is working with the editor. I like the easiness of both (SC2 and C2) program editors. I prefer C2 of course<img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle">, because you're not restricted to SC2 world (you can mod, skin etc., but that's huge amount of work) and SC2 players, and most importantly, I can sell my game.

Yann did you study at Emile Cohl ? O_o

Que le monde est petit :)

edit. OK je vois qui tu es maintenant ;)

I'm 22.. Been interested in games design ever since Doom.

Older friends introduced me to The games factory (mmf) when I was around 18, Loved it.. I enjoy creating the art and and music too.

Although I *never* finish anything.. -hopefully that changes this year :)

septeven Damn I've been spotted... You sound like you saw me somewhere :D or like I'm known for something... <_<... Anything it is, it's not my fault :D

I'm 18 years old and I came across this engine through a task in school where we were supposed to create a game (It's a game developer school) since I'm bettter at graphics so I thought that this engine fit me better. but when I first looked at construct it was the first one and now its construct 2 which is great :)

I'm 24.

Like R0J0 the first game creator I started using was Klick n' Play.

My brother had a game magazine from around 1996 that had a small ad about it, but I only discovered it in 2002 when I found the magazine in a box and decided to revisit it for some nostalgic feelings. I then found some websites and communities about game creation and started using it.

Not so long after I discovered its successor The Games Factory, then Click n' Create, and some time after Multimedia Fusion. I used a lot the MMF 1.5, never finished a game but did some small useful applications.

Those were good times. I remember being lurking around the Clickteam's forums. At that time Ashley (AKA Tigerworks) was one of the best independent plugin makers for MMF. I was not very active at that community but I made some small contributions. I think I was one of the first to introduce the idea of multiple action points by then. Unfortunately they never made it into MMF2, but luckily Construct did!

So after trying briefly MMF2 I discovered Construct. At first I was not very attracted by it since it looked almost the same as MMF2 and yet very buggy. Influenced by Blender success, what later brought me here was it's open-sourceness. And with it the idea that I could use my years of experience with similar softwares, added to my design knowledge, to collaborate in a community effort to make the perfect game maker.

I was already working in a new interface proposal for the yet to come new Construct, when they suddenly announced C2. Unfortunately, soon after Scirra decided to go commercial and closed-source. Still, I liked the community and the improvements Construct had over Clickteam's system. Since then Scirra proved to know how to have a very nice company-user relationship, without being too greedy like most companies do, so I sticked with it.

I'm 16, self-taught programmer and webdesigner :) I learnt to use Photoshop at 10, but I only interested myself to progamming quite recently. I started with PHP/HTML/CSS in march/may 2011, encouraged by the use of the Wordpress platform and theming tools. Then I learnt the basics of javascript with the jQuery library.

I heard about Construct 2 on a french website, and was very impressed at first by its use of HTML5. I'm currently learning to use the SDK, while developing a multiplayer plugin.

I'm 31, a firmware engineer in Taiwan.

I like to make tools like plugins to help users solving problems.

My favor language is python, someday a friend told me that there is a game engine using python script so I come here.

I am 18 years old.

No computer programming knowledge at all which is why I have trouble here.

I do "things" with my characters around my town and wanted them to have some sort of purpose.

I always wanted a video game character/whole game that I made myself, so I accidentally came across this program by searching for how to make a space invader style game (I assumed it would be easy, it is not)

I have (at least just the one level) a space invader style game as an app on facebook, I already have the aliens in my game "painted" onto my clothing so people will see it if they see me.

I mainly made the game so (like I said) my characters will have a purpose besides just putting art in public places.

I'm 38 y/o Found Construct 2 after fiddling with Gamemaker 8 and Construct Classic...i started about two years ago learning programming and such and it has been a wild ride the whole way. I am disabiled so i have time to sit and learn things so i have used that time to learn the ins and outs of the gaming industry. I'v made a few full games since but now im working my way up..Thanks everyone for all your help and keep rock'n!!! <img src="smileys/smiley20.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

unlikely, haha loving the reply :p us programmers are so cool!

I'm 20, studying Psychology in Exeter, UK. I found Construct about 5 or so years ago when I'd been playing around with MMF and noticed that there was an open source alternative. Since then I've learned VB.net and C# and developed some software, as well as improving my graphical capabilities somewhat.

Then a few months ago I was wondering what had ever happened to Construct and found out that there was now a Construct 2 devoted to HTML5; what could I do but support it? ;)

Slightly depressing thirty-nine, community developer/manager since the mid 1990s for a variety of social gaming companies, and here because I'm interested in a creative outlet that's both fun and engaging. :)

I bumped into C2 when I was looking into HTML5-based browser games, and after fiddling around with some of the alternatives, picked up a copy of the software. Haven't got anything that's ready for sharing yet, but nevertheless having a blast!