Have you ever created your own game engines? or worked in pre-existing ones like Game Maker, Construct 2, Unity 5, Unreal Engine 4?
Most of the time non-programmers enjoy working more in game editors from the 90s - 2000s, such as Stronghold Crusader. It's much easier to understand and apply compared to Starcraft 2's engine, Unreal's blueprints and absolutely much easier than programming in a language.
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I've used the Unity engine a lot but that was back before the Shuriken system was in place. It's pretty cool but games can get really inefficient really fast if you don't know know what you're doing.
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I'm working on programming a simple 2D engine in C++ ... I'm not very familiar with all the concepts, so it's a huge learning experience as I go -- but if that's not what you are looking for, an existing one is probably better but I have no experience with those (beyond Game Maker over a decade ago
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I've used Game Maker and Unity. I'm currently updating an Augmented Reality application we made in Unity to Unity5. Cool stuff.
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I have used unreal a bit but not for games itself. I did some architectural walkthroughs on it.
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