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  1. Unity unity.com

    Biggest name in game engines, industry standard. [Awesome]

  2. Inkscape inkscape.org

    Cross-platform, open source vector graphics editor. [Source]

  3. Three.js threejs.org

    is a javascript library that makes WebGL - 3D in the browser, however you can render using canvas instead of WebGL

  4. Coolors coolors.co

    The super fast color schemes generator! Create the perfect palette or get inspired by thousands of beautiful color schemes. Features include color picker, pick palette from photo, create a collage, make your own gradient palette, create a gradient, contrast checker, etc.

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  5. Sublime Text sublimetext.com

    A sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose. You'll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance.

  6. Netlify netlify.com

    , Astro & GitHub.

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  7. PlayCanvas playcanvas.com

    Game engine platform to build interactive experiences.

  8. PixiJS pixijs.com

    Super fast HTML 5 2D rendering engine that uses webGL with canvas fallback

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  9. Godot Engine godotengine.org

    Free and open source game engine with beginner-friendly workflow.

  10. Aseprite aseprite.org

    Professional pixel art and animation tool.

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  11. Vim vim.org

    An old terminal-based editor. For common plugins, check Vim Common Plugins.

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  12. Trello trello.com

    A collaboration tool that organizes your projects into Kanban boards.

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  13. LMMS lmms.io

    Open-source digital audio workstation for music production.

  14. IntelliJ IDEA jetbrains.com

    Powerful IDE for JVM languages. (Free for Students)

  15. GIMP gimp.org

    The GNU Image Manipulation Program.

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  16. Visual Studio Code code.visualstudio.com

    Microsoft's free & open-source editor, TypeScript friendly, VSCode Plugins.

  17. Blender blender.org

    Free and open 3D creation software.

  18. Audacity audacityteam.org

    Free, open-source, cross-platform audio software for multi-track recording and editing.

  19. Ardour ardour.org

    Cross-platform audio software for multi-track recording and editing.

  20. ChatGPT chat.openai.com

    Every time you are about to Google something, I would strongly advice first to ask ChatGPT your question. We, producers, might often need to reference or look up a term or a concept, which is where ChatGPT shines.

  21. Paletton paletton.com

    Explore complementary colors on the color wheel.

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  22. GitHub Pages pages.github.com

    Platform where to host an exported game as a static website - Free.

  23. OpenGameArt opengameart.org

    a media repository intended for use with free software game projects.

  24. Games-Icons Set game-icons.net

    free icons for your games.

  25. Freesound freesound.org

    collaborative database of Creative Commons Licensed sounds.

  26. Vercel vercel.com

    (formerly Zeit) (example).

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  27. Shader Toy shadertoy.com

    Most popular live editor for fragment shaders.

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  28. Babylon.js babylonjs.com

    Complete JavaScript framework for building 3D games with HTML5, WebGL and Web Audio.

  29. Sketch Fab sketchfab.com

    Embeddable 3D content.

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  30. Iconmonstr iconmonstr.com

    Another free icons resource for your games.

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