Release Notes: The links in the Help menu inside GMS2 will show you the Beta pages, but also they are here:ĭownloading The Beta Installer for Ubuntu If you haven't done so already, follow Using Your YoYo Account With Steam and then you can carry on with installing the Beta. However, your purchase is still valid for the non-Steam version as well. Steam users: The Beta install is not available on Steam. We release a series of betas in the lead-up to each major release and your Beta install will notify each time a new update is available, so you typically only need to get the installer from here once. You can find the installer on the GameMaker downloads page, which is here: We also ask if you use the Beta that you do report issues as soon as you see them, so that by the time the 'Stable' release is made these issues have hopefully all been fixed.ĭownloading The Beta Installer for Windows and Mac Accordingly, we would therefore strongly suggest that you backup all projects before trying them on a beta. However, Betas may contain bugs which could corrupt your projects and may also introduce legitimate project format changes which stop you opening the project again in other versions. The Beta version is a separate installation of the IDE on your PC/Mac and so does not require you to modify your current known-good GameMaker setup, which means you can have the current stable installed and the Beta for the next major release.

GameMaker has a separate 'Beta' installer for people who want bug fixes or new features sooner and in exchange are willing to risk encountering bugs or issues associated with a version which has not completed testing. Note: The Beta versions require a paid licence or subscription in order to log in

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