Scenes, inventory & puzzles
Connect interactive objects, inventory items, actions and conditions to create your game’s puzzles.
The visual engine for point and click adventures
Create your own adventure with a visual editor for scenes, dialogue and puzzles. Bring artwork, characters and inventory items together to build your game.
No programming experience needed to get started.
Behind these adventures
Discover the gamesInside the editor
Design scenes, define interactions and animate your characters. These screenshots show the editor during development of The Mystery of Oak Island.
Built around adventure games
Spend your time on the story, puzzles and artwork. The engine provides the systems an adventure needs.
Connect interactive objects, inventory items, actions and conditions to create your game’s puzzles.
Build conversations with choices. Combine character animations, dialogue text and voice recordings.
Use visual actions for your game logic. Add Lua when you need individual systems or custom behaviour.
From development to release
Publish your game for Windows, macOS and Linux. With the appropriate distribution license, you can also reach mobile devices and consoles.
Commercial distribution rights apply to one game and the platforms covered by your chosen license.
Pricing & licensesSupported platforms depend on the license and exporter requirements. Console releases also require the relevant platform approvals.
Made with Visionaire Studio
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Download the free version, explore the editor and follow the tutorials. Choose a license when your project needs more.
The free version supports up to 25 scenes per project. See the download page for more information.