Bitmelo - A game editor and engine for making small pixel art games.Multiverse - Not out yet - a storytelling and game making tools/game.A “paint a world” engine that lets you make your world while playing it. The Unfolding Game Engine - One to watch (in early access right now).Kooltool - An experimental game making tool which has Kidpix vibes.Tiny Game Maker - For small, one screen games without programming.Flatpack - Flatpack bundles Flatgame ideas up into a tool that you can import into Unity or run on Android.Flatgames - Flatgames tutorial - as much a concept as a tool (2d, a raw combination of movement, art and sound.(free, but $70 if you sell your game commercially) RPG Paper Maker - An extremely cute jrpg-focused engine that lets you place flat sprites in a 3d world.Dungeonscript - Puzzlescript, but first person.PuzzleScript - An open source, HTML5 puzzle-game oriented editor.Bravitzlana - A tool for making small interactive scenes (3d! kind of) that you can share with people.Mosi - Similar to bitsy, but with more color & sound support, and more advanced scripting options.Flicksy - A tool for drawing and assembling graphical hypertext games - lets you import drawings!.bitsy mixer template - Hacks that extend the functionality of bitsy in various ways.bitsy hacks - Hacks that extend the functionality of bitsy in various ways.Walk around and talk to people and be somewhere.
Bitsy - Bitsy is a simple sprite-based editor that lets you build rooms & worlds.GB Studio - A drag and drop gameboy interface that lets you do some scripting.
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Game engines that let you make a full game, but often within a particular style, ethos, framework, or with other limitations.
(I will still be updating the following markdown list with changes, but it may be behind the web interface.) NEW - I've built a web interface for sorting through the tools!Īll additions to the list should now go through the website, which takes submissions from this handy form.
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The goal of this list is to enable making outside of closed production ecosystems or walled software gardens. Although I’ve included ‘standards’, this list has a focus on artful tools and toys that are as fun to use as they are functional. This is a list of small, free, or experimental tools that might be useful in building your game / website / interactive project. Open source, experimental, and tiny tools roundup
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