The new Version 2017.07.19 of AppGameKit (also known as AGK2) again adds a ton of new features and fixes.
This time the developers focused most notably on the 3D-part of the engine.

The Changelog for this version:

The new update 2017.05.15 for the Linux-version of AppGameKit (aka AGK2) adds new file and folder commands and also commands for vibration on Android und iOS devices.
Besides that, it fixes a lot of bugs.

The changelog for this version:

New file and folder commands added to AppGameKit!

About one month after the first introduction in AGK2 for Windows, the Linux-version of AppGameKit (aka AGK2) now also gains the long awaited plugin-support with the recently released version 2017.04.24 of AGK2.

You can now write/develop your own libraries (.so on Linux, .dll on Windows) in any language you like and include them as plugins in your AGK-programs.

The Game Creators have published their Roadmap for 2017 regarding the further development of AppGameKit.

The AGK-Community have been asked in a survey, which features they would like to see in the next versions, and they have been heard:

AppGameKit Roadmap 2017

AppGameKit (aka AGK2) has recently been released in the Version 2017.02.28.

This new version adds some new functionalities (e. g. support for IPv6) and a lot of improvements and bugfixes.
Alse some new Video-Tutorials have been added to the Playlist on YouTube.

Version 2.0.22 of the Multi-Platform-Editor/Engine App Game Kit has been released.

If you never heard of AGK: it's an Multiplatform (Linux/Windows/Android/MacOS/iOS/HTML5)-Engine and Editor, which allows writing of complex programs (it has been mainly developed for games) in a dialect of BASIC (but also C++) and exporting them to multiple platforms/OS.

The complete changelog:

Text & Fonts