OP, if you do want to go the route of actually helping him make something, I wonder if Dreams on Playstation would be a good fit. Of all the accessible game cr

OP, if you do want to go the route of actually helping him make something, I wonder if Dreams on Playstation would be a good fit. Of all the accessible game creation tools I know of, this is the only one which: - Is made for 3D by default. - Is reasonably flexible in terms of the type of game you can create. - Isn't Roblox (aka extremely exploitive). The other tools suggested in this thread are great (I love Scratch, I use it extensively at my school), but they all fail the first requirement. And I suspect that is a requirement: if a kid is set on 3D, they usually really want that.