But behind of of these basic movements is a huge volume of code that governs everything from the character’s velocity to the gravity that pulls them back down after a jump. We know when we press the WASD keys on our keyboard that our character will move or when we hit the space bar our character will jump and then gravity will pull them back to the ground. We just assume that our character won’t fall through the digital ground they are walking on and we just assume the materials we properly reflect the light within the sky around our player as we move around in 3D space. As game players we often take the complexity for granted. Making high-end 2D or 3D video games is a very skill intensive process.
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Often people don’t have the time to learn how to code or don’t have the funds necessary to hire programmers to help them bring their creative ideas to life. No-code game development is possible because a group of programmers have decided they want to make programming more readily available to the general public.
In today’s tutorial, we’re going to explore our favorite tools (most of them are free), which help you bring your creative video game ideas to life without having to know how to code. Huge advances in visual programming have taken place over the last few years and now today, it’s 100% possible to create both 2D and 3D video games from scratch without coding or programming knowlege. Today, Sovereign Moon Studios, the makers of your favorite NoCode game development course, are going to talk to you about our favorite no-code game development tools.
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