Construct 2 r100 (& higher pricing) coming August 22nd

Scirra will ship release 100 of Construct 2 on August 22nd (tomorrow, as of this writing), which features a host of major new features in regards to WebGL tech and native app export:

  • 60 WebGL Shader effects
  • Export to native-performance iOS Apps w/ AppMobi’s directCanvas
  • Export to desktop Apps with Awesomium
  • Ludei CocoonJS support (Ludei hasn’t yet launched their cloud build platform, however)

Check out a couple of their Effects Demos (Glass filter and Rain – WebGL required to see the effects )

The other big news is the Construct 2 is going up in price from $79 to $119 for the personal edition and from $365 to $399 for the commercial edition, so if you’ve been waiting to grab a license for Construct 2, now’s the time.

You’ll still be able to grab the Free Edition if you want to play around with the engine.

Get Construct 2 at Scirra.com


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