Castle Game Engine: New slim Docker images

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 …

Devlog for January 2024

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GPU synchronization in Godot 4.3 is getting a major upgrade

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

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Interview with Lysol

Who are you, and is it true that you’re killing 99.9% of viruses and bacterias? It’s true! It’s not very impressive either, since a small area can have like hundreds of billions of either which means there would still be millions left. I should never be allowed at a hospital. Weird that I actually do […]

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Godot Does Conferences – Meet us at GDC!

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

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Interview with Evil Eye

Who are you and are you really an eye? What’s your villain origin story? Why do you have so many names? Are you really the Batman? I’m Evil Eye, or Assumeru when that name isn’t available. My contract says I’m a devops engineer, but I’m really a detached eyeball with psionic powers who types by blinking. Using a […]

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Dev snapshot: Godot 4.3 dev 3

A month’s worth of development means a lot of new features to test, such as single-threaded web exports and Wayland support!

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Fheroes2: version 1.0.12

Improve AI’s defensive tactics in battles and add surrender logic
Finish adding all of the Adventure Map objects that can be added in the Editor (accessible only for developers at the moment)
Adjust the AI performance at different difficulty levels an…

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Castle Game Engine: So many contributions: Providing data for HTTP PUT requests, fast toggling Tiled layers visibility, improved C++ library API, XML API for colors in hex, build tool info, FreeBSD fixes

Michalis was busy last week reviewing and merging many Pull Requests to our engine. Thank you everyone for your contributions, and your patience with me (sometimes when I’m busy finishing some other work in CGE, that takes priority, and PRs wait a bit), and keep it coming! In particular: We now support providing input data …

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Interview with Capostrophic, again!

You’ve already been interviewed on this very blog in 2019, but you didn’t mention if you have a cat. Who are you again, by the way? It’s me. I’m the cat. … I have to reveal the darkest of my dark secrets: I am not in fact a cat. I’m still Alexei, still best known as Capo. […]

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