Have a lovely Sunday! And play our platformer demo, if you haven’t already 🙂 We have compiled version of the game, for Windows and Linux, ready here: https://castle-engine.itch.io/platformer You can download it manually as a zip file, or using comfortable Itch.io App. We have also updated Castle Game Engine itch.io page to represent the engine …

I am deep in making big updates to the manual, to document the usage of editor and other concepts that become important during the CGE 7.0 development. We start with new 1st and 2nd manual chapters: Installation and building your first application Designing user interface and handling events (press, update) within the state Go ahead …

Find out everything about our LWJGL 3 desktop backend!

You can now easily package Android games using Castle Game Engine to the AAB format (instead of APK). New Build Tool command-line options allow to execute: castle-engine package –target=android –package-format=android-app-bundle Will package to the new AAB format. castle-engine package –target=android –package-format=android-apk Will package to the traditional APK format. The –package-format=android-apk is right now the default …

Welcome to another developer interview following the introduction of the Godot Showcase page! This week, we are interviewing Louis Durrant about his game The Garden Path.

Introduce yourself in a few sentences.
Hi, I’m Louis Durrant, and I make games u…

You can now add/remove behaviors using the CGE editor. “Behaviors” are components that enhance the behavior of the parent TCastleTransform. We have a few of them included in CGE, and you can define more (“3D FPS Game” template shows a trivial behavior of an enemy). If you come from Unity, know that “creating TCastleBehavior” is …

Hello fellow developers!
As the alpha of Godot 4.0 comes closer and closer, we wanted to spend some words to clarify the direction that Godot 4 has taken in regard of rendering back-ends.
Will Godot 4.0 support OpenGL/OpenGL ES?
OpenGL will most likely…

You can now edit any TComponent descendant in CGE editor. I expect to use it intensively to design basically everything in the editor. The non-visual components registered automatically (and thus available by default in CGE editor) are: Fonts: TCastleBitmapFont, TCastleFontFamily, TCastleFont — described in the previous news about fonts. TCastleSound — describes a sound file …