In the bullet section of the editor you can pick both your firepower and the firepower the enemies will have. In this instance you've equipped them with a powerful rocket - better hope you gave yourself enough power-ups.

As well as selecting the objects you can also modify them. Here we've added a pair of wings to the cartoon car object. This will now allow the player to fly around the scene.

Take a trip into space with the sci-fi selection of scenes, enemies, players and weapons. Here we're zooming down a trench, green lazer bursts flying off into the oncoming space ships.

The Norse barbarian is back and this time he's got himself stuck in an Aztec styled dungeon surrounded by giant spiders. Typical Barbarians.

The full version of The 3D Gamemaker includes an Object Placement Editor. You can position power-ups, baddies, obstacles and various other items via this easy to use interface.

When we say you can mix and match all of the objects - we really mean it! Here in what started out as a nice speedy racing game the driver is now faced with a giant Mech warrior out to halt his progress.

Here we can see the scene browsing part of the editor. Clicking a thumbnail will load the scene into the display area on the right where you can move around it to see it from all angles. Currently selected is a nice looking snowy driving level.

Here we see the boxing kangaroo character from the cartoon section landed in the middle of a leathal looking jungle scene. You'd better jump those spikes or it'll be game over.