With our 28th 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. The humorous jam trailer can be found on YouTube.

Another 4.3 dev release means that many more fixes and improvements are on their way!

A non-production release, for development and testing only, not intended to be used in any product. Largely untested, without complete/reliable documentation, and without SDK support. Vital features may be missing. The feature set, API, and serializati…

We are proud to announce that Castle Game Engine supports now the Linux platform with the Delphi compiler! You can now deploy your Delphi games to Windows and Linux with the same code-base. This blog post describes various details, but really the recap is short: it just works and we have extensive documentation about Delphi …

Our Delphi packages have been reorganized to better support all the platforms supported with Delphi (Windows, Linux — watch out for the next news post!). The new Delphi packages are: castle_engine.bpl with the base engine units. Not dependent on VCL, not dependent on FMX, not using . castle_engine_vcl.bpl with the engine code dependent on VCL …

We feature a set of Docker images that contain a ready Linux machine with Castle Game Engine and all our important dependencies: FPC (cross-compilers for most important platforms — Linux/x86_64, Windows/x86_64, Windows/i386, Android/Arm, Android/Aarch64), Lazarus, Android SDK, various texture tools. They are useful to build applications using CGE, both interactively and from various continuous integration/delivery …

Say goodbye to placing barriers, hello to the new acyclic graph

We are excited to announce that the Godot Engine will attend the 2024 Game Developers Conference (March 18-22).