Game making tools offer drag and drop frameworks that allow users to create prototypes or full games without writing code. These tools provide ease of use but come with limitations, such as reduced control over the game's development. GameMaker is a popular choice for indie developers, offering a drag and drop interface and its own language for more advanced projects. An HTML5 game creator provides a visual event system, while Corona uses the Lua scripting language to create 2D games. Clickteam Fusion offers a visual editor with extension objects, and GameSalad features a huge behavior library and integrated physics engine. Stencyl provides an interface similar to graphics editors, using Haxe as its programming language. These tools cater to different needs, from simple drag and drop projects to more complex 2D games.