Construct Tutorials

• Beginner
• construct2
• publishing

Construct 2 games run in a browser using HTML5 technology. This means there are many ways you can publish your games. Here's an overview of the ways to share yo...

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• Beginner
• construct2
• publishing

Virtually every game has to work on a different sized screen. This can be different size phone screens - which can even vary across different versions of the sa...

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• Beginner
• construct2

To publish a native app on the iOS App Stores you need to be a registered developer with Apple. Note this costs $99 a year; If you're not yet ready to publish,...

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• Intermediate
• construct2
• publishing

Construct 2 supports exporting your games and apps to major mobile platforms with Cordova . Cordova is an open-source software library that allows HTML5 games a...

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• Beginner
• construct2
• tips-and-tricks

Construct 2 games work offline. So long as the game has been downloaded once while online, the user can play the game again after going offline. This is great f...

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• Beginner
• construct2
• workflow

Ok I thought i'd have a go at a tutorial, never done one before, and i'm not an expert at Construct 2 by any means, But I thought i'd share some of the things i...

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• Beginner
• construct2
• publishing

Apps are no longer supported on the Chrome Web Store. This tutorial is preserved for archival reasons only. The Google Chrome Web Store hosts apps, extensions a...

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• Advanced
• construct2
• tips-and-tricks

Framerate independent games are games that run at the same speed, no matter the framerate. For example, a game might run at 30 FPS (Frames Per Second) on a slow...

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• Intermediate
• construct2
• physics

If you haven't already, check out the Physics in Construct 2: The Basics tutorial. That'll cover the basics you need to know before moving on to forces, impulse...

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