Fancade

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Fancade is a 2020 mobile video game/game engine for creating games inside the platform using visual scripting by Martin Magni. Fancade had been originally developed by Magni but has later been joined by other developers and now headquartered in Linköping. Fancade is available on iOS, Android and on web browsers.^[1]