With our 17th collaboration, the libGDX Jam continues the time honoured tradition of making awesome games using the best framework out there. We encourage camaraderie, teamwork, and good sportsmanship with a side of well-intentioned buffoonery. The general jam rules can as always be found here. To participate take a look at the official itch.io page of the jam.

With our 17th collaboration, the libGDX Jam continues the time honoured tradition of making awesome games using the best framework out there. We encourage camaraderie, teamwork, and good sportsmanship with a side of well-intentioned buffoonery. The general jam rules can as always be found here. To participate take a look at the official itch.io page of the jam.

It has been a while since my last report. In my last post, I’ve mentioned GDNative, but since I’ve done only a bunch of "boring" stuff, I ended up not writing anything about it. Work on GDNative is not completed yet, so maybe I’ll have someth…

Does your Godot-made game or tool (published or work in progress) make you proud? Would you like to showcase it in the upcoming 2021 showreel? Please send us a short video of it!
Submission process
The submission process has changed for this year. Unli…

A production-quality release of JMonkeyEngine with the following changes relative to v3.3.2-stable:

Upgrade considerations (a.k.a. potential breaking changes):

Gamma correction is enabled by default. In apps that default the setting (don’t explicitl…

Godot 3.3 was released a month ago, and we had a first maintenance release last week with Godot 3.3.1. A few regressions made their way among the many bug fixes of 3.3.1, so here’s another maintenance release to fix them.
Notably, Windows users could e…