GameMaker is becoming free for commercial use 1 ▲ Museum of Screens 1 hour ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments I think we all need some good news lately. So, when I heard a news about a game engine going free? An engine that allows to make browser games? Count me in! GameMaker has been around for more than 25 years. It is the engine of Undertale, Hotline Miami, and many indie successes. And it also has a huge popularity in the hobbyist scene thanks to his very simple drag and drop design. It has been possible to export browser games for free with it for a very long time now, and recently it has been announced that its next version will be free for commercial use. Starting on January 1st, GameMaker user will be able to commercialize their games for free, without having to buy a licence. This is a huge deal for hobbyists looking to go professional. I say often that hobbyists are as valuable as pro game makers, but those hobbyists deserve to make money out of their creations. So this is a wonderful news and huge props for the GameMaker Team to make this decision. A professional version of… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.