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GameLooper / Jan 21, 2016 / Education, Software Training, Utilities
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CompareDrag & Drop 2D mobile game development tool
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| CPU | Not set | Intel Centrino 2 Can't tell |
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GameLooper has been downloaded more than 50.000 times, and we wanted to celebrate it with all of our users :) Create a game until Feb 29th, 2016 We will publish your game as a GameLooper Game And all revenue will be yours All you have to do is to create a fun game that deserves to be on the market. For more information, click here.
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70% positive, 113 reviews
i spent about half an hour going through tutorials and it seems like a cute little app maker. It's very basic, that's fine - my review is only negative because their export terms and condition require you to either pay $199 per game, or publish through them and split profits 50/50. It just felt very tacky and scammy that they don't really say this anywhere, and there isn't much information on what 'publishing through...
283 found this helpful, 2016-02-06
It's a nice little free builder, but unfortunately they want you to spend $199 to download every game you make, and if you want them to host the game they want you to split the ad revenue. Not for me. I'd rather pay for an engine and earn my own revenue thank you very much. Spent 40 mins on this before looking into how to download games.. It would be fantastic if there was a paid version of this app to create and...
69 found this helpful, 2016-03-13
After wasting over 2 and a half hours trying to get their 'easy mechnics' system to actually work, I found out that I can't publish my game myself and that they ask a rather outragious amount of money PER game for an App Maker whos own "coding" system barely works and when it does, makes for a sub-par, "Cheap" feeling game, even when you get reletively complex in their "coding", because half of what you impliment via...
41 found this helpful, 2017-05-23
It will teach you basic drag and drop game creation. Doesn't appear to be very in-depth, but you can certainly design a small free app to show off to your friends. The tutorials will teach you to make a flappy-bird clone in about 20 minutes start to finish. Very simple to use, however it is very basic and limited in what you can import and end up with. 2D games exclusively, but it supports both landscape and...
75 found this helpful, 2016-01-23
I graduated with a Degree in Game Design a few years back, but now program software. As a hobby, I am teaching kids how to make games, using GameMaker and hopefully advancing to UDK/Unity. This is awesome, very simple to use and understand. Easy to to teach kids since you can literally create a game in under an hour. Not to mention, they can play it on their phones. As a hobbyist, and even when I was getting my...
31 found this helpful, 2016-01-29
Keep in mind before reading my review, I've used code to make games previously and this tool might be better suited for beginners rather than more professional users. First off, you are very limited to what file formats you can use. You need to use png for sprites, which I don't really mind, but all audio files are limited to using mp3. Most game engines use ogg for music due to its higher quality with higher...
472 found this helpful, 2016-01-22
No longer works, website is shut down. Forums haven't been active since Dec 2016. Good thing it's free otherwise you'd be SOL.
17 found this helpful, 2017-09-29
"GameLooper" is basically a scam. The "developers" behind this Flash based mobile app construction kit deliberately mislead gamers by publishing this as "free", when it absolutely is not. You cannot export your trash little mobile app that nobody should make, you have to pay the devs cash money up front... and not a small amount, either. You have to pay these guys hundreds of dollars to export your utter crap...
5 found this helpful, 2025-01-01
No news since 2016. Cash grab? Beware. There are easier ways to make a game that are far cheaper. Considering the issues Turkey is having right now it may be a case of political turmoil more than bad devs. Hope you all update again and get your social media going because this was promising. Sometimes I wonder if these small game making companies aren't sabotaged. Note how there were lots of great game makers...
6 found this helpful, 2020-02-25
This review is being written while Gamelooper is in its 0.1.3 version: So, here is the thing. After working with engines such as Source or Unreal, I found Gamelooper being extremely easy to use. The learning curve is perfect if you follow the tutorials (DO NOT SKIP THEM). Whenever you are done re-creating at least 2 or 3 of the games in the tutorials, then you're ready to make your owns. The interface is pretty...
6 found this helpful, 2016-08-15