GameMaker now offers the game engine of the same name free for non-commercial use. The company is also making the engine platform available for commercial use for a one-time fee of $100, excluding exports to consoles.

By now it had to be done Creative people Independent developers pay a monthly fee of $5 and $10 respectively to be able to offer their game commercially. GameMaker is now selling this license for a one-time fee of $100. Under the new policy, these developers will be allowed to export games to desktop, mobile and web versions of their GameMaker-based games. For console exports under the Enterprise plan, the company charges the same price of $80 per month or $800 per year.

in Blog post The developer explains that other companies have made “strange decisions with their pricing and terms” and thus the GameMaker engine has become more accessible. The company may be referring to the controversy surrounding Unity, which changed its pricing model, causing many developers to turn against the company. GameMaker is a cross-platform gaming engine platform. The foundations were developed by Dutchman Mark Overmars. GameMaker is now part of Opera. Including Undertale, Hotline Miami, Cook, Serve and Delicious! 2!! Use the software.