We are finally unveiling the new Godot forum which replaces our Q&A platform while unlocking many new features.

Godot 4.2 was released one week ago, and as is customary with feature updates, we have a late harvest of regression fixes to offer!

This year has marked significant milestones for the Godot Foundation, and it’s all thanks to the incredible support from our community.

With big thanks to Simon Booth (Peardox), who provided the necessary machine to be mercilessly used by our Jenkins, our downloads now feature a ready binaries for Raspberry Pi 64-bit OSes. This is a fully-functional and tested engine version. Get the engine, install FPC, and you’re ready to design and build games on your cool …

I’m proud to publicly show two articles I recently wrote to teach Castle Game Engine! They assume zero initial knowledge and they show the most important pieces of our engine. As such, I highly recommend reading these articles, whether you’re a newcomer or an experienced developer familiar with the engine. Read them here: Part 1: …

With our 27th 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.

This is probably a bit surprising news, coming from a game engine written in Pascal 🙂 Don’t worry, there are improvements relevant for Pascal too, at the bottom of this post! That said, I do love playing with new toys, and a toy I played with recently was C++ Builder. C++ Builder is Embarcadero C++ …