Bloxels
6.5#14 in game visual scripting softwareFrom $19.99 a yearAndroidiOSWeb
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CopperCube
7.7#2 in game visual scripting software€37 one-timeFree planAndroidWebExtensionmacOS
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| Fact | Bloxels | CopperCube |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The maker pages reviewed describe app-store distribution and web access but do not state integrations with third-party classroom platforms. | Windows games can include Steam overlay and Steam Achievements integration. |
| Support | Bloxels offers email support for schools, libraries, and makerspaces, with a stated response target of 24–48 business hours; EDU users can request expedited help through the EDU Hub. | The maker directs users to its forum and offers free hints for small one-time questions; more involved programming help can be paid work. |
Bloxels plans
- Bloxels Personal Account — Monthly$3.99 a month
- Bloxels Personal Account — Yearly$19.99 a year
CopperCube plans
- Free EditionFree
- Professional Edition—
- FreeFree
- Professional€37, paid once
- Studio€126, paid once
Pick Bloxels if…
Bloxels suits people who want to create 2D games without coding, including students and teams collaborating on game assets. Bloxels EDU is aimed at K–12 classrooms, makerspaces, and clubs.
Pick CopperCube if…
CopperCube may suit people creating 3D games, walkthroughs, simulators, or e-learning apps, whether they prefer visual interactions or JavaScript. The current editor is aimed at Windows users, with a macOS download available for version 6.3.