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We are nearing the end of the beta phase for Godot 4.3, which is shaping up to be a very solid release, solving a lot of pain points.

Proudly display your support on our community platforms.

We are now at the Release Candidate stage, finalizing everything so that we can release 3.6-stable for all users.

We want to learn more about the Godot community, understand who the users of the engine are, and find out how we can better support you.

Godot will be present at gamescom latam once again: meet contributors and fellow gamedevs at the booth, or sign up to our very own party!

Godot 4.3 is in beta, and progressing well towards stable. This beta 2 fixes many critical issues reported by testers of the previous snapshots.

GodotCon 24 will take place on the 12+13th of October in Berlin, Germany. The first batch of tickets as well as the call for speakers and exhibitors just went live. Sponsors welcome.

In Godot 4.3, a large number of animation features have been reworked since 4.0, so it's time to migrate your animations.

Godot 4.3 is ready for broad testing as we finalize the release.

With single-threaded builds and sample playback, it's now easier than ever to export your game to the Web with Godot 4.3. And more!

This beta represents feature freeze for 3.6. We will now concentrate on bug fixing until we reach stable.

The last dev snapshot for 4.3 before feature freeze is a big one after 6 weeks of work!

We are breaking compatibility for some custom shaders. Here is why.

The collaboration with Google and The Forge has concluded successfully!

It's been a while since our last update for the 4.2 and 4.1 branches, but the wait should be worth it!

Last round of release candidates for the upcoming maintenance releases.

We have returned from the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, so let's talk about it!

A new node is on its way to help with parallax in 2D.

Sneaking one more dev release in for testing before the team heads to GDC!

Another round of release candidates for Godot 4.1.4 and 4.2.2, just before we head off to GDC!

Like we announced a while ago, the team is preparing to head over to the US for this year’s GDC. We will have a booth on the expo floor, and would love to welcome you there!

Another 4.3 dev release means that many more fixes and improvements are on their way!

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

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

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

Looking back at a month of game jams, we curated a list of ten events that you might or might not have heard of before.

How the transition to a unified .NET has impacted platform support, and re-adding the ability to port to mobile.

As a double-feature release, Godot 4.1.4 and 4.2.2 are ready for testing with their respective release candidates!

Godot 3.6 is still in development, slowly but steadily! This snapshot updates toolchains for official builds and adds official Linux ARM binaries, among other improvements.

4.2 brought a lot of improvements to Godot's renderer and ongoing work is paving the way for new features

After a well-deserved holiday break, the team is back on Godot 4.3 development at full speed, with over 200 improvements merged in the first 10 days of the year!

We're ending the year with an early sneak peak at the upcoming Godot 4.3 release with its first dev snapshot!

The Godot Foundation is onboarding a person in charge of Community & Communications, and there is a feedback form for you to fill out.

We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Google and The Forge to bring some helpful performance optimizations to our Vulkan mobile backend.

This first maintenance release fixes a number of platform compatibility issues introduced in Godot 4.2, which should make it much easier to upgrade from 4.1 or start new projects on all platforms.

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.

Godot 4.2 brings more rendering features and better platform support, it's also faster, easier to use, and more reliable!

The first release candidate brought another crop of regression reports, which we've now fixed!

Showcase your Godot creations in 2023! We're inviting submissions of short videos featuring your published or in-progress Godot games or tools. Don't miss this chance to be a part of it!

With every critical bug identified and squashed, we are making our last turn and preparing to sprint to the finish line with Godot 4.2!

We're almost ready for a release candidate! This 6th beta fixes a number of regressions via some relatively core changes which will need thorough testing.

More critical fixes are coming your way on the road to Godot 4.2 stable, including smoother transition for 3D projects made in 4.1.

With stability in mind, Godot contributors offer yet another set of changes for Godot 4.1 users, addressing a variety of bugs related to rendering, input, GUI, and platform support.

We continue iterating quickly on beta snapshots for Godot 4.2 to ensure that we can solve regressions before the stable release.

Another batch of fixes and stability improvements for Godot 4.1 users is ready to be tested. Of note, this release addresses a number of rendering and GUI issues, and improves class documentation.

We continue iterating quickly on beta snapshots for Godot 4.2 to ensure that we can solve regressions before the stable release.