Hi I'm Giuseppe Calcagno, i'm an Indie Games Developer!

About Engine No Code:
The No Code revolution is taking the internet by storm.
Tools that don't require previous coding knowledge opens up a new world to creative people who don't have a Computer Science background like Me!

I've seen a lot of articles cover various "No Code" tools specifically for web games development - but I want to take a few minutes to talk about an application that allows you to build your own Mobile/HTML5 games without writing a single line of code!

What is GameSalad?
GameSalad turns game players into game creators!
GameSalad's powerful visual programming interface has powered thousands of games on the web and on Android and iOS App Stores, including Top 100 and #1 games! Whether you're looking to scratch a creative itch or want to teach programming classes through video game creation, join thousands of creators all over the world who have build games, careers, and businesses with GameSalad.

How does it work?
GameSalad's block-based visual editor allows you to add logic (Behaviors) to Actors (think of components) to build out robust and unique mobile games and applications. And the best part? You don't have to write a single line of code. You can literally build any 2D game that comes to your mind! and You can export it to a lot of platform like Android, iOS, OSX, Html5 just one click!

Granted, GameSalad does draw on Computer Science topics, but encapsulates complex logic into reusable blocks called Behaviors so you don't have to be bombarded with programming-syntax.

I've been using GameSalad for over 13 years andI've developed and published a lot of Mobile games, HTML5 games; one of which has over 1.000.000 of gameplay times!

While GameSalad does have a native download for both Windows and Mac, i use the Mac creator, anyway they also have a web-based tool that allows you to build mobile games in your browser - pretty nifty!

In Conclusion:
I can't seem to stay away from games development; I still use GameSalad to develop quickly all my HTML5 games that I publishing on a web-store like Gamemonetize; You can take a look here all my published games: Gamemonetize

If you've ever wanted to try games development, GameSalad is a great way to dive in; it's easy to pick up and provides a great way to introduce others to programming and Computer Science topics.

Take a look Here: Gamesalad