Game Lab Code is undoubtedly one of the best tools for creating eye-catching 3D games that you can run on your computer or Xbox. It does not require from the user any programming knowledge, or the use of complicated graphic libraries, and the whole can be operated only with the use of the mouse. The software is characterized by a very simple operation, which will certainly not cause problems while playing, even the youngest users.

At each stage of the program offers a number of tips and tutorials, as well as simple tutorials to help you understand how it works. Moreover, each mini-game offered within these tutorials can be edited by the user, so that he can preview the way in which specific operations are carried out and use it in his own project. The advantage of the tool is a friendly, refined and available in the Polish language version graphical interface.

By creating our own game from scratch, we start from creating the world in which it will take place. Game Lab Code allows you to quickly and conveniently edit the ground, raise and lower the terrain, add water and set the level of water, as well as put various objects on the project - including trees, fruits, coins, ships, planes, clouds, stones and many others. For most of them, the program provides a set of predefined sounds.

The tool also offers the possibility of creating paths along which, for example, objects located in the project will move. It is also worth mentioning the quite large package of options, allowing you to adjust the world of our game to your own preferences. The user can set the dynamics of the camera, display information about the resources available in the game, the strength of such phenomena as wind or waves, the color of the sky and lighting, the volume of sounds, etc.

The user can also set the dynamics of the camera, display information about the resources available in the game, the strength of such phenomena as wind or waves, the color of the sky and lighting, the volume of sounds, etc. The user can choose from a wide range of settings. At each stage we can preview the effects of our work and test the applied settings.