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Some engines like Scratch or GDevelop might be more in line with what you want. If neither of those options meet your needs, Scratch also has a very helpful page listing potential Alternative engines that similarly target the "no-code" or "low-code" market. My suggestion is to drop Godot for now, and pick one of those engines instead. Make a few smaller game demos, and see if you can make sense of those "no-code" or "low-code" concepts. They are often a great introduction into more complicated programming concepts, so it will benefit you later while still doing what you want: making a game quickly. After making a few smaller game demos, you could try to make a game of your own using the engine, and see how it goes.
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