GDevelop
About GDevelop
GDevelop is an open-source game development software that allows users to create 2D, 3D, and multiplayer games without coding. It supports game development for mobile platforms like iOS and Android, as well as desktop and web. The software features an intuitive event-based system and modular behaviors to streamline game creation.
The engine includes an editor, a game engine written in TypeScript using PixiJS and Three.js for rendering, and a variety of extensions for additional functionality. Games made with GDevelop can be published on platforms like Steam, App Store, Google Play, and others. The project encourages community contributions through extensions, translations, and asset sharing.
Key features
- No-code game development with an event-based system
- Supports 2D, 3D, and multiplayer game creation
- Cross-platform deployment (mobile, desktop, web)
- Modular behaviors for game logic
- Built-in extensions for physics engines like Box2D and Jolt Physics
- Community-driven asset and extension ecosystem
- AI-assisted game creation tools
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Frequently asked questions
- Is GDevelop free?
- Yes. GDevelop is free and open-source software, distributed under the NOASSERTION license.
- Which platforms does GDevelop support?
- GDevelop provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux.
- What is the latest version of GDevelop?
- The latest version is v5.6.273, released on Jun 30, 2026.
- What platforms does GDevelop support?
- GDevelop supports game development for mobile (iOS, Android), desktop, and web platforms.
- Is GDevelop free to use?
- Yes, GDevelop is open-source and distributed under the MIT license, allowing free use and modification.
- How can I contribute to GDevelop?
- Contributions can be made by creating extensions, translating the software, submitting asset packs, or working on the editor and game engine via GitHub.
- Where can I find games made with GDevelop?
- Games created with GDevelop can be found on gd.games or showcased on the GDevelop website, featuring titles published on Steam, App Store, Google Play, and other platforms.
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