r/construct

Over 1,000 players playtested my game on itch.io last weekend, and I collected a lot of useful feedback.

Here’s the roadmap for Patch 1.1 based on what players had to say.

If you'd also like to playtest my game, here you go. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Special thanks to:

feramalli - for the thorough testing and creating test suites.

WePlaytestGames - for the video breakdown and professional playtesting.

Zetorus - for taking the time to be the first to write such detailed feedback.

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I’ve always wanted 3D platforming in Construct 3 to be as effortless as 2D - so I could spend time actually making the game instead of wasting weeks wrestling with 3D collision mechanics. Full 3D physics is cool, but for most games, it's complete overkill.

So I built the addon I always dreamed of: Platform 3D for Construct 3. It gives you the exact feel of classic Platform behavior, built for full 3D. Zero complex physics setup. Zero floaty controls. Just pure arcade movement out of the box.

In this video, I’m demonstrating one-model levels, you just drop in a single 3D mesh environment, and the character runs directly on it without creating any additional invisible collision shapes or boxes. It handles slopes, stairs, air control, and complex 3D model collisions.

I’ve just uploaded a playable slice of my indie game to itch.io for playtesting.

The game is made in Construct 3, and I’d love to hear from other Construct developers and users about the gameplay and overall feel.

It’s still a work in progress, so I’m particularly interested in anything that feels confusing, tedious, unbalanced, or simply not fun.

If you have a few minutes to play it, I’d appreciate your feedback.

Game: https://valderson.itch.io/eco-fishing

Hello everyone,

When using perfectly aligned and sized 3D shapes (these walls are 32 x 8 x 32), I still get some tiny gaps appearing in certain camera angles.

Has anyone ran into the same issues? Are there practical fixes? Am I missing something?

Thanks :)

Edit:
-This happens regardless of the full screen mode, it also happens when windowed.