Google has made a new video game that lets you build your own video games. The new Google video game is called, Game Builder. It allows users to craft simple Minecraft type games for themselves and others to play.

 

The game pretty much lets you drag and drop characters and scenery into an empty sandbox. You can use this to construct your world using present commands to string how things interact together.

 

Available on MacOS and Windows OS, the game is free to play.

 

Google’s incubator experimental projects called Area 120 developed Game Builder. The game has been available through gaming platform, Steam since 1st November 2018. The game had a positive score on Steam with about 190 reviews.

 

 

Some of the experimental products from Area 120 have not been able to stand the test of time. This is with some disappearing sooner than later. Others were able to make their way into other Google products.

 

Google, however, only publicised Game Builder to the public today. It looks like a great game for everyone to play. It uses a drag-and-drop, card-based visual programming system with no coding.

 

There are a variety of 3D models to work with while building characters. Experienced programmers can also enjoy the game. A game can be put together in 10 minutes or more.

 

 

The game has a co-op mode. This is where multiple people can build a game together at the same time. Users can share their creations and check out games made by others.

 

The whole idea of the game is to let people start designing without any coding expertise. It also helps the users to advance as their interest in the game grows.

 

The interaction system works with ITTT’s logic. Players familiar with JavaScript can craft their own interactions with it.