GameGuru

GameGuru is a very easy to learn game builder, with which you can create your own computer games without any knowledge of programming and 3D modeling. It is clear that you will not be able to create a AAA-class masterpiece with the help of it, but you will be able to create a timkiller, a simple platformer or another simple game for yourself, while having fun and experience. To create a good game you need only a little "time and straight hands". To give you a good example, you will get about twenty demonstration games in a package with the program itself. They will allow you to better understand what level of games can be created with this program. They will also help you to develop your own games, because you will be able to take ideas, models and mechanics from them, thus simplifying your game development. If you do not have enough materials provided in the games, you can download extensions for the program in Steam. The program itself can be purchased on the Valve platform. Let's move on to the description of the program functionality. Let this program and is a simple designer for users who have no experience in game development, it has a number of features inherent only in the most powerful and modern programs of this type. For example, the program has its own engine Bullet Physics responsible for the physics in the game, and supports the Ragdoll system. Also present is the ability to work with dynamic shadows and volumetric lighting. Among the available in the program assets are assee

Main features

• a constructor designed for creating both offline and online games;
• very easy to understand and master;
• uploading your own models into the game from other 3D modeling environments, as well as there is a character editor;
• built-in engines for artificial intelligence and physics;
• about twenty demonstration games intended for visual familiarization with the possibilities of the constructor;
• modern graphic effects, such as dynamic shadows and three-dimensional lighting;
• an extensive archive of assemblies and a store of paid and free materials;
• available on Steam and Valve.