Tools on Steam for game development [Closed]

There is such a thing
Clickteam Fusion 2.5

• Pixel Game Maker MV, geared towards 2D action/platformers

• Visual Novel Maker, IF Visual Novel Game Maker, and Visual Novel Engine for visual novels, although all of these have their own limitations.

• SRPG Studio for sim/strategy RPGs, although much like RPG Maker is tuned towards Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest-styled RPGs, SRPG Studio is generally pretty close to Fire Emblem-like out-of-the-box.

• GameMaker claims to have a "drag-and-drop no-code-required workflow for beginners", but I'm unsure what that actually entails as I've never used GM.

Ultimately having at least a basic understanding of coding or scripting will go a long ways towards any of these, as most of them will need external code or plugins to add or fine-tune features that their built-in editors don't really support. While it's certainly possible to build complete games without any extra code, it also severely limits what you can actually build into those games.

This is in EA and it's quite expensive, but it looks pretty nice RPG Architect

RPG in a Box
https://store.steampowered.com/app/498310/RPG_in_a_Box/
"...The software is designed with a fun, beginner-friendly approach in mind as to not require any programming or modelling knowledge, ..."
It has demo version.
It was given away on Epic Games Store months ago in case you use that platform and you redeemed.

I'm just curious, is "on Steam" a must?
There is also Ren'Py for visual novel, its scripting language is quite simple; along with what @FEGuy mentioned above.

Godot (open source and free engine for 2D mostly): https://store.steampowered.com/app/404790/Godot_Engine/
TyranoBuilder (visual novel tool): https://store.steampowered.com/app/345370/TyranoBuilder_Visual_Novel_Studio/

and so on...

Here's a few free ones:
• RPG Paper Maker
• Blender
• Godot Engine
• GameMaker
• Open Brush
• PixiEditor - Pixel Art Editor
• Pixel Studio - pixel art editor
• CopperCube 6 Game Engine
• Learn Game Development, Unity Code Monkey

This one looks really nice and fun!
• Aseprite

Nathalie Lawhead writes often about alternate game tools or just little artisanal-made tools for quickly making digital somethings, here's a couple of the recent ones: Solo-Devs and Risk-Takers (An Artistic Exploration of Experimental Tools), The Generous Space of Alternative Game Engines (A Curation)