FUZE4 Switch: Unleash Your Game Development Skills with New Features & Assets

Gaming Staff • November 1, 2024

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FUZE Technologies has announced the latest version of its game-making software, FUZE4 Nintendo Switch, which includes a range of new features, optimizations, and assets. The new version aims to provide a more comprehensive and accessible game development experience for users of all ages and skill levels.

FUZE4 Nintendo Switch is a complete game development studio that includes a code editor, 2D and 3D game engines, a media browser, map and image editors, a powerful audio synthesizer, and the ability to share and collaborate on projects. The software supports the creation of various game types, from text adventures to 3D first-person shooters.

The latest version of FUZE4 Nintendo Switch includes over 60 new functions, such as motion camera support, infra-red pulse rate, and 3D matrix and quaternion functions. It also features new game assets, including 2D assets from Ansimuz, 3D assets from KayKit & Kat Deak, and audio assets from David Silvera.

FUZE has also introduced "Made with FUZE," a channel for FUZE4 Nintendo Switch users to publish their games on the Nintendo eShop, enabling them to earn money for their creations without worrying about the complexities of publishing.

The FUZE community offers a vast collection of built-in tutorials, regular Gamejams, a Discord server, and YouTube videos from users and the FUZE team to help and encourage newcomers. FUZE4 Nintendo Switch is designed to motivate and inspire users of all ages and abilities, even those with no prior experience in coding.

FUZE Technologies, based in Oxfordshire, England, focuses on making learning to code as easy, accessible, and enjoyable as possible. The company offers award-winning, curriculum-aligned computing workshops to schools and STE(A)M events country-wide. FUZE4 Nintendo Switch is part of their mission to make game development more accessible than ever, with plans to announce the software for additional platforms soon.

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