So, in regard to the comments talking about coding and making a game...

Coding is actually really easy to learn, at least the basics. High level languages like python can get you up and running with minimal setup, and there are tons of tutorials.

But making a game, even a simple one, is a pretty monumental programming task. When I hear game, I assume it isn't just a simple loop where you play rock-paper-scissors against a computer by pressing 1, 2, or 3. I'm guessing you mean something like moving around on a 2d plane and attacking/avoiding enemies. Be aware that such a project might overwhelm you, so maybe just see if you enjoy coding first before committing to a game. Having a grasp on the totality of what you are looking to make and the tasks involved can give you some insight on if it's feasible with the amount of free time and practical experience you have. Just my two cents.