Top 5 most user-friendly game engines

Everyone can create their own video game. Of course, with some utilities development process can take just one evening, while others will require a thorough approach and a team of professionals. But today we are going to talk about the most user-friendly engines, the ones that you can master very quickly.

Unity

Unity 3D is the most popular among indie developers game engine. In spite of the fact that its mastering may seem to be a difficult or even impossible task, it is not so. Don't be intimidated by the immense functionality of the program, as there have been many tutorials on how to use this engine. The main programming language in Unity is C#, with which you can create ready-made prototypes, even without knowing how to write a line of code.
Unity has a built-in Assets Shop to make development as easy as possible, but you can also download 2D and 3D items for Unity from our catalog.

CryEngine

CryEngine is the ultimate engine if you want to achieve photorealistic graphics. Many people have heard of Crysis 3 and how it was a game that even the most modern computers at the time were getting high. This game was made with the CryEngine.
CryEngine allows you to create games with the most realistic lighting, which is worked out in real time. Also the engine has the ability to implement ray tracing, which definitely comes in handy if you have a grand project in mind. The interface of the utility is relatively easy to understand, which is why it's a good fit even for beginners.

Godot Engine

Godot is a great engine for creating your first game. Although it is more suitable for making 2D games, you can also use it for 3D titles. It is cross-platform and open-source. Godot can be used on a wide variety of OCs, be it Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD or even Haiku. It's also worth noting that the engine will work well on 32-bit systems, so if you have a poor PC, that's okay.
Although Godot does not have ready templates, there are many plugins and addons in this tool, which will allow you to create your own unique game very quickly.

Ren'Py

Ren'Py is a game engine that requires a basic knowledge of Python. You can say that it is a kind of trainer - if you started to learn this programming language and want to consolidate your knowledge. Ren'Py is ideal for creating visual novels and games in the dating simulator genre. Its easy-to-understand interface and low log-in threshold will help any beginning developer overcome the main problem - the fear of starting to develop.

GDevelop

GDevelop is a free, cross-platform game builder, designed specifically for game development novices. You don't need programming knowledge to create a good project in GDevelop.
GDevelop has a lot of cool features. For example, this utility is multiplatform. If you don't have Windows, but, say, MAC OS X or Linux, you can easily download this software and work in it. It uses HTML5 as an export platform, so you can develop games for different systems.

Defold

Defold - this is one of the main competitors of the Unity engine, but they use it much less often. And, you can say, people overlook Defold entirely for nothing. This engine is designed for 2D titles and Lua programming language, so you can run the game on Defold can be almost on any platform - whether it's browser or some console.
It is worth saying that Defold has no built-in visual programming, but it is possible to install a plugin that adds it. You can find a lot of training material on the Internet on Defold, so that even a beginner should not have any problems with mastering the utility.