2D game development engine GameMaker Studio 2 is coming to Switch, it has been revealed. YoYo Games issued a press release with the good news following the announcement that Undertale - which is ...

Launched in March 2017, GameMaker Studio 2 is a sequel to the original development engine responsible for a number of games, including Undertale and Hyper Light Drifter.

GameMaker Studio 2 was announced to support Nintendo Switch earlier this year, alongside games such as Undertale being announced for the platform. Recently, YoYo Games general manager James Cox ...

Following the announcement of Undertale's imminent arrival on Nintendo Switch, Toby Fox, creator of Undertale said, "I'm excited to use GameMaker Studio 2 to put Undertale on Nintendo Switch.

“I’m excited to use GameMaker Studio 2 to put Undertale on Nintendo Switch,” Toby Fox, the creator of Undertale, said in a statement. “I’m a big fan of Nintendo.

During the Nintendo Direct stream we also learned that Undertale ("the friendly RPG where nobody has to die" and one of our favorites from 2015) will come to the Switch "eventually." While that's ...

That software kit is now 17 years old, and the folks at YoYo are ready to look back over their accomplishments even as the company continues work on GameMaker Studio 2.

Not only are all versions of GameMaker Studio 2 available for sale at 33 percent off, but there's a selection of games made with the suite as well that you'll definitely want to make sure you get ...

Undertale’s follow-up Deltarune is similarly being developed in GameMaker Studio 2, and a paid version of the game including its next two chapters [Chapter 3 and Chapter 4] was announced as one ...