After a hands-off preview of Game Builder Garage, I am tentatively optimistic that it will be the game-creating teaching tool I never had growing up but wished I did.

Game Builder Garage, set to release for the Nintendo Switch on June 11th, is exactly what it says on the box: a garage within which to build games. It’s essentially a stripped-down visual ...

Game Builder Garage requires you to swap between various viewpoints to arrange objects in 3D spaces. Plus, figuring out how objects on the programming grid translate into the actual game can be a ...

Nintendo offers its Switch owners the opportunity to design games for themselves and others with Game Builder Garage, a programming game built in-house at Nintendo. It’s less a game in the ...

If you are unable to build games right away, check out creations of other players via Game Builder Garage codes. Here are some best IDs.

Game Builder Garage reviewed by Seth Macy on Nintendo Switch. I don't think I've ever enjoyed learning as much as I did during my time with Game Builder Garage. Game Builder Garage is a powerful ...

Game Builder Garage represents the best and worst of Nintendo, allowing for the explosion of creativity marred by lack of online support.

Game Builder Garage turns Nintendo's tendency to overexplain into a foolproof programming tutorial.

Use these codes to play some excellent user-created games in Game Builder Garage.

Game Builder Garage's seven interactive lessons make games, but pretty basic ones. They're really illustrating dimensions of how flexible Nintendo's game-design engine and programming mini-tasks ...

Is Game Builder Garage object-oriented fun for the whole family or just school in disguise? Our review.

Unlike Nintendo Game Builder Garage and other visual coding apps (Scratch etc.), F4NS and SmileB are real text based programming languages but, don't let that put you off as they are incredibly ...