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One of the great things about being a game developer today is the amazing treasure trove of resources available on the internet.

Whether you’re in a game studio or independent, anyone who designs and develops games can find something online to help them.

The best part is that many of them are completely free. I have selected some of the best for you.

Buildbox - Game Creators

Buildbox

Buildbox

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There are two versions- Free, and Pro. Pro will cost you a pretty penny. The Free version lacks some key features, like the ability to have more than one world or customizable splash screens. You also don’t get desktop export with the free version, and monetization is restricted with no in-app purchases. But there are... [Read the full review]

Buildbox Construct 3 - Game Creators

Construct 3

Construct 3

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It is super-friendly for people unfamiliar with coding, Construct 3 uses a visual scripting language based around code blocks. Each block has a list of conditions that when fulfilled, will execute the actions assigned to that block. It is easier to keep things organized in Construct compared to other visual scripting systems that use nodes... [Read the full review]

Construct 3 Unreal Engine - Game Creators

Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine

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You could call this the most impressive visual scripting system in existence, and the reason people pressured Unity to come out with their own native VSL. Blueprints did it first and are respected by a bunch of industry professionals for a variety of reasons. Its speed, feature set, and stability are all excellent. You get... [Read the full review]

Unreal Engine Unity - Game Creators

Unity

Unity

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Unity Visual Scripting (Native) Unity had been experimenting with a visual scripting system of their own before we started working on this article. It is expected to become the default choice of game developers who are currently using Bolt and Playmaker since Unity will roll out updates and bug patches at a much faster rate... [Read the full review]