Godot 4.3, a shared effort
A shared effortWith over 3,500 commits authored by over 500 contributors, the latest Godot Engine release comes packed full of new features and improvements. Looking back at the amount of blood, sweat, and tears that went into this one, we can almost guarantee that there's something for everyone in here. Discover new node types, quality of life changes, and of course many bug fixes in the release
Godot 4.0 sets sail: All aboard for new horizons
After 3+ years of breaking and rebuilding from the ground up, a complete core overhaul and a full engine rewrite, through 17 alphas, 17 betas and 6 release candidates, we’re thrilled to say: Welcome to the start of Godot 4! Time to reach new heights together. We’re extremely excited but most of all, we’re humbled by the experience. We believe that this project is one of the most incredible example
Godot's 2D engine gets several improvements for upcoming 4.0
This article is from November 2020, some of its contents might be outdated and no longer accurate. You can find up-to-date information about the engine in the official documentation. While the focus of Godot 4.0 Vulkan rewrite has largely been enhancements to the 3D engine, the 2D side will also see several improvements. Improved Performance Thanks to Vulkan (which has a much lower draw-call cost
Godot 3.0 is out and ready for the big leagues
After more than 18 months of development, all Godot Engine contributors are proud to present our biggest release so far, Godot 3.0! It brings a brand new rendering engine with state-of-the-art PBR workflow for 3D, an improved assets pipeline, GDNative to load native code as plugins, C# 7.0 support, Bullet as the 3D physics engine, and many other features which are described in depth below. Impatie
Godot 3's renderer design explained
This article is from September 2017, some of its contents might be outdated and no longer accurate. You can find up-to-date information about the engine in the official documentation. 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 a
Godot Engine Reaches 2.0 Stable
Godot 2.0A little more than two years ago, Godot was open sourced. It was meant to be an in-house tool and, while it worked for use in internal projects, it was far from the usability expected when you have thousands of developers working with it. After a year of hard work and community feedback, Godot 1.0 was released, marking the first version that was ready for general consumption. This version
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Why isn't Godot an ECS-based game engine?
