I wanna give a try at learning to make games and I happen to own a few game making programs on steam

RPG Maker VX Ace is so easy, it's not even a software in my opinion. More of a sandbox "make your own" game.

You can add and edit scripts, but you can also make a basic RPG/adventure game with literally nothing else than what's included within RPG Maker already. In other words, if you actually do really want to learn to make games... maybe not your best option. If, on the other hand, you want to try to make a game without the knowledge and skill, then this is perfect for you. Both RPG Maker and Ren'Py are fantastic "fake dev software" as I like to call them. They can make amazing things but also very simple things without much effort.

As a side note and in case you weren't absolutely sure, Game Character Hub is actually not a game making software, it's a sprite creator, typically for RPG Maker games (it uses the exact same sprite style and function, as well as dimensions).

PS: Didn't vote because I've only ever used RPG Maker.

Godot is pretty good (and 100% free)
https://godotengine.org/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/404790/Godot_Engine/

I suggest checking out Unity and Unreal

And out of the programs you listed... Spriter Pro is pretty decent for animating 2D sprites

Construct 2 or Construct 3
GameSalad

I think there are several (or a lot) tutorials for both
Can be codeless (no complicated specific programming language knowledge needed)
Pretty quick and easy, drag and drop
Free

I started if Construct 2, at least it's a good starting step if you wanna move to another engine later.

Try Godot Engine. https://godotengine.org/features
Free open source game engine in competition with Unity3D.
Major release 3.0 coming end of this month. (it will be simultaneously released on Steam as well).
Current Godot 3.0 RC1 (release candidate) is available for testing.
Hint: this increasingly popular project wouldn't even exist without https://twitter.com/reduzio from your country ;-)

Also, check this topic https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/gXM5E/free-gamedev-material :-)

I only ever use Unity for my work, but this is what I hear about other engines:

GameMaker Studio is good for 2D and tends to be used most for platformers and SHMUPS. I hope you already own the export options for it or they'll charge an arm and a leg. Godot 3.0 is shaping up to be good, but the awful 'finished' projects made on previous versions the engine and the sparse documentation are a bit of a turn-off.
For 3D, Unity and Unreal are the big players. I prefer Unity since it's good for rapid-prototyping, but there's so much wrong with the engine under the hood that it isn't even funny. It has a LOT of documentation, tutorials, and forum posts though. Unreal is meant more for professional developers since it's designed with AAA games in mind. It has C++, so you may prefer it (but traditional coding is de-prioritized in favor of visual coding through Blueprints).

Of the things you listed, Spriter Pro is the only one I regularly hear good things about.

I use blitz 3d. I think now it is called monkey2 or something

if you want job the unity
if you want make casual games for mobile or html, then game maker studio 2

You should make a game too shocking for society

I've heard good things about Godot. I'm soon going to start working with Unity, but I don't have much knowledge on it at the moment. GameMaker isn't bad, though it can be expensive.