Lego and Unity have teamed up to help you create mini games in less than an hour without writing a line of code.

Unity is a game development platform that doesn't require users to be fluent in several computer languages, allowing them to create games without coding.

There are a ton of open-source point-and-click engines you can utilize — without any coding experience — to make your own games. We've compiled a list of some of your best options to get started.

That "Unity look" is the result of so many new developers using the same Unity Engine default materials, assets, lighting effects, and shaders in their games.

Unity's long-term goal is to enable portable, safe code that will run on any of its supported platforms, using Unity's C# scripting. The native Web support converts that C# to C++ code and then ...