
A no-code game builder for making mobile games without programming.
From Rafael Kramer's story
A 13-year-old built his first games in Buildbox with no coding. Rafael Kramer used Buildbox at 13 and 14 to make his first meme games, with zero coding experience. It gave him a way to ship games before he could program.
He says the tool is no longer usable. Once money came in, he hired Unity developers to build his games.
Rafael used it at 13 and 14 to build his first meme games with zero coding experience. He says it is no longer usable, and he hired Unity developers once money came in.
A 13-year-old built his first games in Buildbox with no coding. Rafael Kramer used Buildbox at 13 and 14 to make his first meme games, with zero coding experience. It gave him a way to ship games before he could program.
He says the tool is no longer usable. Once money came in, he hired Unity developers to build his games.
He uses it to build games without writing code and says it lets people make a game quickly. The interviewer heard a free version is coming.
Nearly all of Color Switch's roughly $3,000 budget went to this software, which let a non-expert build the game by dragging things around. Version 2.0 does more than the first, and a version 3 is expected.
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