Construct 3 is the game making platform we are using to create educational games. We love it because it’s a fully featured 2d game engine, but is also beginner friendly – and the good news is, you can get started…
Here at Edugamery, we’re all about making educational games – and we’re also all about making the creation of educational games easy! But making the game itself is only part of it. If we get want to create educational games…
Looking to add that extra dimension to your educational Construct 3 game? Engaging background music can make all the difference, setting the tone and keeping young minds hooked. We’re excited to announce a free series of downloadable music files designed…
Welcome to our Kid’s Puzzle game tutorial! We have an asset pack which includes the tiles used in this game, sounds etc. Additionally, we have a LOT of different tiles featuring range of cute and colourful creatures HERE, and a…
Any photo, drawing or illustration can be used to make this online kid’s puzzle game. The key is that when cut, the pieces need to be square. If you don’t want to create your own images, remember you can download…
We are using the free version of Construct 3 to make the game. You can access this in your browser both on and offline. While you don’t have to register to use the free version, we recommend that you do…
Before we start, there’s a few key terms for you to know. We covered this in the foundation tutorials, however as a reminder: This may sound confusing, however when we start making the game this will all become clear! 1/…
So far, we have loaded all the puzzle pieces into our tile object. We now need to arrange these on the layout. First, we’ll need to adjust the size. This will depend on the number of puzzle pieces you are…
We’re now going to rotate the pieces so they are each facing in a different direction. The first important thing to note is that the puzzle pieces are all currently pointing to 0 degrees. Therefore, we want to turn the…
In this lesson we’re going to apply the player controls, so the player can click to turn the pieces. This isn’t difficult, but it does take a bit of thought. We’ll start by adding an event which tells the system…