Godot’s physics engine
Back at the first versions of Godot (a decade ago), not many physics engines existed or were available. Even if a few were, Godot always had quite demanding API requirements for them (such as Area nodes, KinematicBody, RayCast sh…

A little treat (or is it a trick?) for our community on this Halloween eve: Godot 3.0 alpha 2 is out, ready for your testing! It’s already been 3 months since our previous official development snapshot, and lots of bugs have been fixed, making us one b…

GitHub has announced the 5th edition of its Game Off game jam, hosted on itch.io from November 1st to December 1st 2017.
The main feature of Game Off is its focus on free and open source tools for game development, and this is obviously something that …

Another raylib release is here: raylib 1.8 . Again, several modules of the library have been reviewed and some new functionality added. Main changes of this new release are: Procedural image generatio…

Alpha2 is around the corner and I’m glad to announce that it will come with the first usable version of C# as a Godot scripting language.
It’s still at an early stage and there is a lot of work ahead, but it’s a good opportunity for users to have a fir…

Introduction
Godot is a community developed game engine. The development process is becoming tighter and more efficient every day. As the amount of contributors keep growing exponentially, it’s a big challenge for us to keep this process efficient and …

Godot uses a considerably different approach to rendering (and rendering abstraction) than other, popular, game engines. The motivation behind it was not to achieve the maximum performance in extreme use cases, but accomodate better to most user’s need…

Patreon campaign
A little bit over a month ago we launched a Patreon campaign to improve our funding. The first goal, which is allowing me to work full time on the project, has been just met, which is amazing!! Thanks to everyone who helped and contrib…