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A brief look at some of the changes and additions to GameMaker Studio 2 in the software's latest 2.0.6 update.

GameMaker Studio 2 Gets an Update and Fixes in 2.0.6 Release

A brief look at some of the changes and additions to GameMaker Studio 2 in the software's latest 2.0.6 update.
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Yesterday, the folks over at YoYo Games announced updates to their latest game development engine — GameMaker Studio 2 — after listening to feedback gathered from the engine’s community.

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Users can expect some new changes in GameMaker Studio 2’s image editing tools, as well as tweaks to the UI to help streamline the development process. YoYo Games has a track record of listening to the community’s suggestions and feedback to bring highly requested quality-of-life improvements to their userbase.

In addition to these changes, the 2.0.6 update also sees some improvements in the following areas:

  • Editor shortcut key additions
  • Improved functionality for the Mac IDE
  • A number of important fixes for HTML5 game exports
  • Changes to the standard naming convention for ease of readability

If you’ve never used GameMaker Studio 1.4 or 2, you can download a free trial from the YoYo Games website or on Steam. The desktop version is currently retailing for $99.99. For Mac users out there, the Mac version of GameMaker Studio 2 is currently in beta testing, and YoYo is still taking applications for those who want to participate. 

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From Atari 2600 to TTRPG and beyond I game, therefore I am. Can generally be found DMing D&D on the weekend, homebrewing beer, or tripping over stuff in my house while playing VR. Hopeful for something *Ready Player One* meets *S.A.O Nerve Gear* before I kick the bucket.