It costs nothing to download and try out the creator, so if the idea interests you, you can work on putting a game together, and then pay later when you decide you've got something you want published on the iPhone. With GameSalad, creators and learners ages 12 and beyond build their own mobile and web video games with a no-code visual programming system.
#Gamesalad viewer how to#
In Creator look for your device icon next to the Preview icon. Download GameSalad Viewer How to test your Creator 2.0 Game in the Viewer Watch on GameSalad Viewer lets you preview your video games on your Android or Apple mobile device. Now, you can view your project on your Android Device via USB (recommended) or Wi-Fi. Open the GS Viewer file you have downloaded and double click the will launch Xcode. Underneath the Download link choose 'Other Downloads' Click the newest iOS Viewer download link.
#Gamesalad viewer pro#
Open the GSViewer app on your iOS device. Scan your games QR code with the GameSalad Viewer, an app for your mobile devices. Go to GameSalad, Preferences Browse to the sdk/platform-tools folder click on the adb binary, and click open. Open and click 'Download' in the top right corner of the header. GameSalad Pro Create on GameSalad Creator Desktop Create on GameSalad Creator Online Preview with GameSalad Viewer Publishing to the GameSalad Arcade. Its a free app that is easy to find by searching for GameSalad Viewer. But if the thought of using professional coding tools to develop your little game idea sends you into panic attacks, and the Gamesalad creator seems more your speed, this might be a nice viable way for you to turn your gaming idea into App Store gold. Launch the project your are looking to test in GameSalad Creator. You will need the GameSalad App viewer to scan the QR code below to play the game. And truthfully, I've developed a few apps using just Xcode, and it's not too big a deal (though I've never had to go through an actual release or worked with end users, which I'm sure is most of the battle anyway). There's also a $1999 membership service that lets you customize every aspect of your games, and provides you with direct customer support, which is supposed to be for "elite users" (like, we guess, actual game companies).
#Gamesalad viewer full#
If you don't want to bother publishing the games yourself, you can create them and have them "viewed" through the Gamesalad Viewer (which we couldn't find on the App Store quite yet), or you can export them out as full applications and publish them as your own iPhone apps ( Flutterby is in the store right now as an example of a Gamesalad Creator game). We mentioned Gamesalad's plans to bring their publishing system to the iPhone earlier this year, and now they've done it: for $99 a year, they say that you'll be able to design games on their game creator development tool, and then publish them straight out to the iPhone's App Store.
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