Overmars released the first public version (version 1.1) on November 15, 1999. Game Maker was originally titled Animo, a program specializing in 2D animation. These forthcoming versions of the software will allow development for other platforms such as iOS, Android, and Mac. YoYo Games is currently undertaking a serious overhaul of the software in the form of GameMaker HTML5 and Game Maker Studio. Since its initial release in 1999, Game Maker gained many new features, notably 3D graphics support, as well as a significant user base, with YoYo Games providing free hosting for user-created games. The latest stable release of Game Maker for Windows is version 8.1 as of June 2011, and version 7 on Mac as of 11 August 2010. Game Maker allows users to easily develop computer games without the requirement of prior computer programming experience, while allowing advanced users to create complex applications much faster than possible with most other programming languages with its built-in scripting language. It is currently developed and published by YoYo Games, a software company in which Overmars is involved.
GameMaker (originally named Game Maker and is often abbreviated to GM) is a Windows and Mac IDE originally developed by Mark Overmars in the Delphi programming language.
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