In the popup, fill out Save As and select the file location on your computer. In the Menu Bar, go to File > Export > Android. Now that all the important information is filled in, it is time to export. You only have to fill out Leaderboard ID, Review Link, Share Message, License Key, and Game Services ID if they apply. Make sure you fill out Bundle ID and Name On Device as they are required for submission. For Application Store, select Google Play Store.
For Use Encryption, you may check the box to encrypt your game file to prevent other developers from stealing or remaking your game. Make sure you import an Icon Image and Full Game Name. The App info you need to fill out is under the General tab. To get to the Project Settings Page, click on the gear in the top right of Buildbox 2. To start, open your game in Buildbox 2.īefore exporting, you will need to fill out some app info on the Project Settings page.
Once you are registered in the Android Developer Program, have Android Studio installed, and your Buildbox game is completed, it’s time to export. If you are using Buildbox 3, then please jump to Step 2b. If you are using Buildbox 2, then please use Step 2a. One more tool you are going to need is Android Studio, which is the tool that professional Android Developers use to design, code, test, and debug applications for Android devices. Registering for a Google Play Developer Account gives you access to the Google Play Console, which is where you will go to submit and update your game and manage the analytics and data for it. You will have to sign into your Google account, accept some terms of service, pay a one-time $25 registration fee, and complete your account details. To do this go to the Google Play Developer Account signup page to start your enrollment. In order to submit your game to the Google Play Store, you must first register for a Google Play Developer Account. This tutorial will assume that your Buildbox game is already polished, bug free, and ready for the world to see. This tutorial will take you through the final steps of taking your Buildbox game and putting it onto the Google Play Store. Step 1: Register for a Google Play Developer Account
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