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I suggest doing some research on engines since you're a total beginner. First, you'll most probably want to do 2D games: they are much easier to make, especially when starting out. In that domain, a couple of good 2D game engines include GameMaker and Construct, which use visual programming: no need to write long lines of code. However, their free versions being quite limited, maybe you'll want to either buy them or change engine. For the latter, I suggest using GDevelop, which is free and uses visual programming as well, or Godot, which is also free, supports visual coding but also the possibility to write code.

Hope this helps!