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Well, there's different ways. There are simple 2D programs, like Gamemaker, which do everything for you except sprites and configuration. You can also learn C++ for 2D games, which usually end up better, but are more difficult to make. As far as 3D games go, you have to learn to do a lot more usually, involving rendering, skins, textures, and objects. Some games can be added on to, but that's not really game "making." For example, the DOOM engine games (DOOM and other games using it) can easily added on to with simple levels according to the individual game's coding.
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