(moved to the right category)

Most major engines have some sort of no-code solution, it depends on what you want to make. Unreal and Unity both to some degree have no-code solutions, GameMaker does too if your goals are more 2D oriented. RPG Maker, CopperCube, GameGuru MAX, and more also are generally no-code. Not sure about godot, haven't played around with it enough to know. Give some information about what your development goals are, target platforms, target styles, things like that, it will help people be able to provide some sort of input for you.

Depends what kind of game you want to make. I suggest learning minimal code as it can go a long way.

If you're into 3D horror games and want to avoid heavy coding, Unity could be a solid choice, but keep in mind - you will need some coding eventually. Unity has visual scripting (Bolt), which can help you get started without diving deep into C#.

Since you're a beginner, I'd also recommend checking out Godot - it’s lightweight, has an easy-to-learn scripting language (GDScript), and works great for both 3D and pixel-art 2D. If you're after really simple horror game creation, maybe even try Unreal Engine with Blueprints (totally no-code)