Game Dev Crash Course (Clickteam Fusion 2.5)

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About This Course

Let's dive in the deep end and get game developing!

Want to get to grips with designing and coding your own games and apps with Clickteam Fusion 2.5 in no-time at all? This course is for you. This is a no-nonsense crash course in Clickteam Fusion 2.5! Get ahead of the current range of people learning this awesome and powerful development tool with this crash course designed for beginners, intermediates and advanced!

In this game development course you will learn a lot of cool Game Development concepts and a lot of Game Design concepts but will also learn how to implement these concepts into your very own games that you design and develop with Clickteam Fusion 2.5. You will have access to the Course Forum where you can also discuss topics covered in the course and topics that aren't covered.

This course has been designed to be understandable by anyone including beginners intermediates and advanced users, artists and programmers  alike who wish to expand their knowledge of game design and game development with Clickteam Fusion 2.5.

By the end of this crash course you will have developed the ability to:

  • Use Clickteam Fusion 2.5

  • Create and use Fastloops

  • Create and use ForEach Loops

  • Design and Develop some cool game effects

  • Learn all about timers and developing your own custom timers

  • Flags, Alterable Values, Alterable Strings, Global Strings and Global Values

  • Learn how to create your own pairing system for Active Objects

  • Learn how to create, write, read and share data across multiple objects, frames and files

  • Learn how to use and manipulate data with Profile Selection screens etc.

  • Learn how to design your own Quiz Editor

  • Learn how to develop your own Quiz App

  • Build Save and Load Game routines, saving and loading data

  • Create awesome things like Avatar Systems

  • Learn how to make a Radio Streaming app

  • Manipulate Windows

  • Spread IDs, manipulate IDs and so much more!

Enroll right now and get instant access to this course and get started immediately!

Start learning more about Game Development today with this course from OneClick Training!

  • Level up to Intermediate or Advanced with Clickteam Fusion 2.5

  • Be able to develop their own game engine systems

  • Be able to design robust game development routines

Course Curriculum

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Instructor

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Danny James

Teaching I have been actively teaching Game Design, App Development, Networking and Website development since 2013. I really enjoy teaching others what I have learned over the years and it's a great feat to be able to teach based on my experience also. For me, to be able to teach in an effective manner, I not only have to be...

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4.9 course rating
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Lance J.
5.0
3 years ago

Awesome course so far. I've been wanting to learn MMF2 and Clickteam Fusion 2.5 for the longest time but haven't had the time to learn until now. This is the best course to get started and figure out how to use the Game Dev Tool.

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Marc L.
5.0
4 years ago

This course is a must take! Help me rebuild some lost confidence that had been missing since collage. Looking forward to taking the other courses that have to do with Clickteam Fusion.

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Jacob G.
5.0
6 years ago

It was a helpful tutorial on how to get started with this program.

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Majed A.
2.0
7 years ago

Danny is a great expert in Clickteam Fusion, but his training needs improvements. He is talking to his students like if they are expert in CF like him. If I didn't have previous experience with CF it would be very hard for me to understand his training.
He must slow down his speech and mouse movement, make his lessons more structured rather than jumping from feature to feature randomly, and to be more engaged with his students to answer their questions and reply to their comments.

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Richard T. C.
4.0
7 years ago

I sometimes have trouble finding his pointer on the screen. It is very small and he moves it very quickly. Using a larger, easy to spot larger pointer and moving more slowly would be appreciated.

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Mustafa T.
5.0
7 years ago

It's very good and understandabe so far!

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Aaron H.
5.0
7 years ago

Danny explains concepts clearly and provides lots of practical examples.

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