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Twine is the easiest and most accessible game development tool, as long as the games you want to develop are text adventures.
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Stencyl offers an easy way to get started making games for mobile and the web, but a handful of coding and publishing limits dampen its usefulness.
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AppGameKit Studio divides its many useful features into pieces, and all require text-coding knowledge. Still, it's capable game development software, especially if you use its mobile apps.
If you can wrap your mind around its complex 2D and 3D capabilities, Godot’s free game development software surpasses far more expensive rivals in terms of raw power.
Core is free game development software that lets you make 3D multiplayer shooters without knowing how to code.