The FUZE Centre Recenzje 

As a hobbyist developer and content creator, I found this company via YouTube one day looking for stuff as far as game development goes. Was curious about them as they were new to me at the time and wanted to check them out.

I will say this, these guys are LEGIT. The Fuze staff and community are simply great and supportive of each other. From tips and tricks, to tutorials, and more, there is always a great vibe in their community Discord server.

Their product, Fuze4 Switch for the Nintendo Switch is very fun and has a ton of potential to keep growing over time. Not to mention, they have Game Jams every month or so which showcases everyone's development and game asset talents.

I recommend them to anyone whose interested in game development, digital art, and more. You can't go wrong with them.

This is easily my favourite thing on the Switch (and by far my most-played). I tried coding on my ZX Spectrum when I was about ten, and liked making stickmen move around the screen, but not being very good at maths I always thought anything more advanced would be beyond me. So I was excited to discover Fuze. It’s incredibly user-friendly, with easy-to-follow tutorials and an amazing staff / support community. I’ve made some things I’m pretty proud of, and it’s great to be able to show your games off to others (and play others’ games, and learn from them). I’d go so far as to say this would be my one desert island item!

I know from experience that it makes a big difference to learn coding at a young age, if you want to use that skill later on in life.

I have no experience with the workshops by The FUZE Centre, so I can't comment directly on that, but I've tried out their software on the Switch (FUZE 4 Nintendo Switch).

Some con's:
- Their software is not bug free, everybody in the community knows it, and still people love it.
- Their software is not industry standard. If you're serious about learning to code, you should eventually grow out of this and widen your horizon, but you won't find that on the Switch in my opinion.
It's not for everyone, but I think their software can still be the best pick for someone who wants to create games on the Switch with the flexibility that writing code gives you. Writing code may feel complex, but don't be scared to try it out. With Fuze you can start really small and still see results.

Some pro's:
- There is an online community both on their website and on Discord, with plenty of people to encourage you to be creative.
- There is plenty of documentation about the product, and if you still have questions people are happy to help
- It's really easy to get started. There are tutorials, or you could just experiment with making some tweaks to existing games.
- They also have a youtube channel where they explain features in FUZE and sometimes host game jams, that offer an opportunity to see your creations there.
- They listen to feedback. Currently there seem to be around two updates per year that usually contain some new features and fixes.
They seem to have long term plans, but I don't know for sure what they are, also I don't know when you read this.
So it may be a good idea to check out how the community is doing when you consider to buy their software.

If you are doubting if you should get this and you don't think that it's expensive, then I do recommend to try it out.

I gave it 4 out of 5 stars, because it's not perfect. However, maybe it doesn't need to be, especially since it's very affordable.

I am aware that most of the existing community will probably read this review, so that influences the tone.
However, I think I've said all that is to be said as well :)

This is not for everyone, but if this would be for you, it would be a shame if you didn't try it.

Started using Fuze around 2 years ago with zero coding experience or knowledge, within that time I have managed to learn the fundamentals and produce quite a number of games!.
Fuze has brilliant help documentation coupled with the Fuze arena site/FuzeDiscord and the community of users your never alone in your journey of learning and sharing/showing your work/projects.
If you want a no hassle all in one way of learning to code/making apps/games Fuze is certainly for me the best choice.

I have been trying to learn coding since the 1980's and the days of the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Atari 800 and BBC Model B and I've always struggled a lot even with basic. Later in the 2000's I bought GameMakerStudio but found it hard to use and it's rather elitist based community was unfriendly. Then I found Fuze and it was a breath of fresh air! Not only is the software incredibly user friendly and full of tutorials and examples, but the actual developers of fuze are so very kind and always there to help. it's a total joy to use Fuze and I am addicted to it with over 4,000 hours on it and I still use it daily.

a superb piece of software that is always evolving and an incredibly kind and non-judgemental dev team. 5/5 for me without a doubt.

Very friendly for beginners and us oldies alike!

I use their Fuze for switch software, they've established a very positive and supportive community around coding for all ages a perfect place to learn coding.

Fantastic products. Emailed them because I had lost one of the feet off my Fuze computer and they sent a pack out free of charge to replace it. That's just the sort of service you want and is why I will keep buying products from them. Thank you so much for your support.