The Wick Editor is a free, open-source tool for creating games, animations, and everything in-between. It runs as a web-based editor and also has a downloadable beta version. Users can create interactive projects with scripting, keyboard interactions, and other features.
What it's for
Creating animationsCreating gamesMaking interactive point-and-click gamesUsing keyboard interactions in projectsMaking characters follow the mouseCreating projects with multiple roomsDrag and drop character/item interactions
Features 11
- Animation creation tools
- Downloadable beta version
- Drag and drop functionality
- Game creation tools
- Hit test functionality (version 1.19)
- Keyboard interaction support
- Mouse-following character behavior
- Multiple room/scene support
- New code editor (introduced in version 1.19)
- Scripting for interactivity
- Web-based editor
At a glance
free tieropen source
TypeWeb app
DeploymentCloud
PlatformsWeb
CompanyWicklets, LLC
Pricing
The product is described as completely free and open-source; users can optionally support development via Patreon or GitHub.
Wick EditorFree
Entirely free, open-source tool; no paid tiers mentioned.
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