What should I try to make?

[MirMirCreates]

Welcome back! What difficulty do you want?

[THEHACKER120]

Map ideas to cure your boredom (reply with more ideas)

Only I can edit this. This is a wiki so I can edit it infinitely. Do not edit without permission. Among Us - This is a pretty popular idea with users and I can see why. Not only does Gimkit feel like it could set it up, but gims also look like among us characters (or at least to me). Battle Royale - Again pretty generic, but it’s funny and pretty easy to create and there are many guides on it. Pokémon - this one is generic but not very easy to do and I would recommend it for gims looking…

[RandomKid]

Something around 7/10

[Cellofive]

https://forum.creative.gimkit.com/search?q=7%2F10
Here

[THEHACKER120]

And welcome back @RandomKid even though I joined the forums no where around your time…

[THEHACKER120]

Tracking Grid Combinations: Sums Are The Key [Difficulty: 7/10 or ]

Picture this: You’re coding a game that requires tracking across an X,Y grid, say Tetris or Connect 4. You’ve almost got your code complete when you run into a brick wall that you didn’t prepare for: How to win. When accounting for combinations on a coordinate grid, the most tedious way to go about it is to account for EVERY SINGLE COMBINATION. Not to mention, if the grid is too big, you wouldn’t even have enough memory for it. What do you do?

Doing The Math

I’m in the process of making a Conn…

The Ultimate Gun-Game Guide! Difficulty 7/10 or

Concatenation Warning: This guide uses lots of concatenation. If you’re not familiar, please go to this guide: Recursion Warning: This guide uses recursion. Unfortunately, there is no guide on it, so hopefully you understand how the loops work. Blocks/Properties Warning: This guide heavily uses blocks and properties, so if you’re not familiar, uh… don’t look. Here are some guides to help you though! Introduction: Hello folks! In this guide, I’ll teach you how to make a gun game in gimk…

How to Build a Cheesian Stopwatch/Clock [Difficulty: 7/10 ]

Introduction Picture this: You’re sitting inside your home, in the peaceful city of Gimkitia, when you’re wondering what time it is. Sadly, you have no clock, and you don’t even know how to use the rusty old sundial the apartment manager gave you. Luckily, you remember a tutorial you saw on the internet about how to build a clock. It went something like this guide… Disclaimer!!! Although I’m sure there are plenty of other guides on how to make clock and things of that sort, I made this guide a…

[RandomKid]

Thanks!

[Cellofive]

Or
https://forum.creative.gimkit.com/search?q=7%2F10%20%23community-made-guides
For just guides

[RandomKid]

Yeah, I started coming on the forums about 2 weeks after they were opened. Once upon a time, I was a regular.

[RandomKid]

There are a LOT of new mechanics, terrain, and props, I did not expect this much!

[WolfTechnology]

Welcome back @RandomKid! long time no see! And yeah a lot has happened since you were last on.

[getrithekd]

Welcome back!

[RandomKid]

I’ve noticed and have been testing out the new devices (the damage boost at 10x is crazy!).

[RandomKid]

Thanks for the welcome back!

[WolfTechnology]

Yeah, there is some, more or less, crazy stuff that you can make with the newer items.

[StacheIsTaken]

Welcome back! An awesome gimkitter, now back! Wonderful!

[WolfTechnology]

Not to be rude, but i think he left before you joined, he left right before i got regular, in september.

[StacheIsTaken]

@WolfTechnology

but i think he left before you joined,

Yeah he left in October, but I’ve still read his posts and guides.

[WhiteGod]

You can make anything game you want on Gimkit