09-20-2015, 12:39 AM
given the inclusion of game maker, unless the engine absolutely has to support coding, Sploder.
In particular, the physics puzzle maker allows a variety of games to be created. Experienced/skilled users can make some pretty powerful games with it.
It's purely drag 'n drop, but it still provides some good options for someone who just doesn't want to touch code, or isn't ready to yet.
As far as something that certainly is an engine:
You also might take a look at the Flixel engine for Flash Actionscript 3
In particular, the physics puzzle maker allows a variety of games to be created. Experienced/skilled users can make some pretty powerful games with it.
It's purely drag 'n drop, but it still provides some good options for someone who just doesn't want to touch code, or isn't ready to yet.
As far as something that certainly is an engine:
You also might take a look at the Flixel engine for Flash Actionscript 3