Here are some images which are ready sliced into squares for you to use in our Kid’s Puzzle tutorials (find the Tutorials HERE). Just decide which ones you want and click the button below each image. You will see we…
Welcome to Edugamery 🙂 We’re going to teach you how to make educational computer games! We are using the free version of Construct 3 in our first tutorials below so this will give you the opportunity to try your hand…
Global variables in Construct 3 are like containers that store information that can be accessed and modified throughout your entire game project. They hold data that you want to be available to different parts of your game (unlike local variables…
Welcome! In this foundation tutorial, we’re going to introduce you to Construct 3, which is the game making platform we will be using to create educational computer games. In these posts, we’re going to show you around the interface of…
In this lesson we are going to look at the Construct 3 interface. We won’t spend long on this as the best way to get familiar with the interface is to jump in and start making games – however, we…
How It All Works In the last post we took and overview of the Construct 3 interface and the role the different elements take. However, the best way to see what this all means and how it works is to…
In this lesson we are going to take a deeper overview of the Event Sheet. The Event Sheet is where the magic all happens! This is where we tell the objects how to act in order to make the game. …
In this set of tutorials, you will learn how to create your very first educational game which is perfect for youngsters learning to count from 1 – 10. While this is a simple game, the techniques we will cover will…
Welcome to our beginner’s educational game making tutorials using Construct 3. In this course you will learn how to make a cute counting 1 – 10 game which can be played on mobile and desktop devices. This is the game…
In this lesson we’re going to: Your screen should look similar to the image below. You may need to scroll out a bit to see the same view with the dotted lines. We covered this in more detail in the…