Top 10 Mobile Game Development Tools For Intellectual Games

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Unity

On the trail of studying the top 10 mobile game development tools, we found plenty of praises for the Unity game development platform. We dug into the deep and unearthed why it should be on the top for game development, and here you go.

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Unreal Engine

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Marmalade

Marmalade uses the C++ code for game building. It allows you to create anything from 2D single-player games to 3D multiplayer quickly and run it anywhere you want. With Marmalade, you can create native games for mobile and desktop both. It offers many libraries, code samples, documentation, and tools to develop, debug, and lunch games easily.

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Corona SDK

Corona SDK, also known as “The 2D games engine,” is a Tool for Mobile Game Development that allows you to create extraordinary 2D games effortlessly. The SDK uses Lua scripting language that is easy to learn and code and builds faster. The vast number of community features, APIs make it pretty easy to get started and turn your dream game into reality.

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Cocos2d

Like Corona SDK, Cocos2D also has OpenGL as a rendering engine that allows it to interact with graphic processing units. Cocos2D uses C++ to build games along with support for Lua and JavaScript. It is open-source and used to build cross-platform GUI based interactive games.

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Haxe

It has a wealth of game frameworks and libraries and a vast range of features and APIs to create masterpiece mobile games. Given the fact that Haxe is fast enough to work all the way excellently through the development, game developers prefer Haxe.

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If your motive is to develop and deploy a game only on Apple, then you could not find the best framework like SpriteKit. SpriteKit is Apple’s proprietary game engine to create 2D games. It is available on iOS and OS X and supports both Objective-C and Swift languages. A wide range of features comes in handy to create high performing battery-efficient 2D titles.

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Amazon Lumberyard

Amazon Lumberyard wrote in C++ and Lua scripting language and launched by Amazon. It is a cross-platform AAA game engine based on CryEngine with easy AWS and Twitch integration. Lumberyard is free, and it doesn’t require seat licenses, royalties, or subscriptions but only standard AWS fees for acquired AWS services.

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MonoGame

MonoGame toolkit used to develop multi-platform games. It is a C# framework that implements the API of XNA (Microsoft’s late-game development toolset, which is alive through MonoGame and other smaller open-source frameworks) and also supports all .Net languages. So if developers have C# and .Net knowledge, it would not be difficult to develop games with MonoGame for them.

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AppGameKit

AppGamekit shares a similarity with Marmalade of “write once and run anywhere.” It uses its own scripting language that is quite easy to learn as it is similar to C++. The game development tool is user-friendly and caters to every type of developer from beginners to experts.

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