Ready Maker

If you ever wanted to get into game design, but you were quickly discouraged by the lack of programming/coding skills and other such challenges then read on since there's a good chance you'll love this app.

Dubbed Ready Maker, this very interesting digital creation tool might just be the perfect introductory app to game design out there even though, we will admit, it's geared more towards the creation of Indie and simplistic games.

Nonetheless, the whole point behind Ready Maker is to offer you a non-intimidating, very functional, and intuitive environment for creating games, as well as for developing simple apps.

And so it does as you're provided with an impressive collection of basic shapes, tons of eye-pleasing artwork, backgrounds, nifty audio, visual, and behavioral effects, in short, everything you need to start building your game without having to fret about the basics.

Of course, it almost goes without saying that you can upload your very own assets such as artwork, audio files, as well as GIFs. Thanks to the app's built-in editor, getting started really seems like a walk in the park, as you only need to select the appropriate object from the right-sided panel and drag and drop them into your projects.

Just as intuitive is the app's Event Manager which allows you to configure a complex set of movements and actions for each individual object by guiding you through the whole procedure in a wizard-like fashion.

With the functionality essentials out of the way, we're going to point out some other interesting aspects of this app. For instance, you should know Ready Maker is powered by the Unity3D game engine and it also provides you with the possibility of publishing your work with a few mouse clicks.

It's also worth highlighting the fact that the app bundles a collection of pre-built games, so you can get a basic idea about the app's capabilities. As mentioned before, this app is by no means limited only to game design. With a bit of commitment, you can use it to program your Arduino without having to write even a single line of code.

To conclude, Ready Maker is an efficient, appealing, and entertaining piece of software that has the potential of helping anyone, regardless of his or her experience, build basic games. Of course, it does require a bit of getting used to and lots of patience until you get things right.

Speaking of learning to make the most of this app, you might want to check out the app's FAQ section, as it's where the most powerful features are thoroughly explained.

Lastly, please note that the app is also available for macOS, as well as the two most popular mobile platforms.