Purchased GameMaker before it went free, now I can’t find my License key

[dcl03.mk01]

Hello everyone,
I purchase game maker studio 2 around 2 months before they went on the free trial thingy and at the time I own the permanent $99 developer kit I think. Recently I was trying to figure out how to get game maker studio 1.4 and someone told me I need to redeem my license key. When I did it says that I don’t own one “there are no keys to redeem” so now I’m confused because I bought the $99 kit so is there a way to get my money back or what?

 

[poliver]

gms1 hasn't been sold for like 3-4 years by now

 

[dcl03.mk01]

No I meant I just was just looking to see if it was because it says you need a voucher code to redeem it (it’s in the redeem section but I was looking at mobile) but what I’m say is I bought the gamemaker studio 2 for $99 but now they switched me to the free version and I can’t even share my games… is there a way to get my money back

 

[drandula]

If you happen to have redeemed it previously, it should be shown here in your account

 

[TsukaYuriko]

Log into your YoYo Account:

YoYo Account

accounts.yoyogames.com

You'll find your available licenses on the Products page.

YoYo Account

accounts.yoyogames.com

 

[dcl03.mk01]

But I’m confused, I check the subscriptions and it says that I’m on the free version (permanently) like am I able to export games and publish games?

 

[TsukaYuriko]

Well... do you have any active subscriptions? No, so you're on the free subscription, because you're not paying for a subscription. Get it?

What you do have, apparently, is a developer license. That's not a subscription, but a permanent license. So you won't see that on the Subscriptions page, because it's not a subscription. Check the Products page.

 

[dcl03.mk01]

Oh so I have a license but that’s basically my credentials to publish a game? And the actual subscription stuff is to use the program?

 

[drandula]

If you have permanent license, you can use GMS2 and export your games. The platform you can export to depends on your license type (Desktop: Windows, Max, Ubuntu).

If you one other hand have Indie-subscription, you can use GMS2 and export to Desktop, Mobile, HTML5 and UWP.

If you don't have subscription or permanent licenses, you can use GMS2 but you can not export to any platform.

 

[dcl03.mk01]

Ah ok got you so then I do have a permanent license, thank you everyone