Castle Game Engine

Cross-platform (desktop, mobile, console) 3D and 2D game engine supporting many asset formats (glTF, X3D, Spine...) and using modern Object Pascal

Windows (64-bit)
Windows
(64-bit)
Linux (64 bit, x86_64)
Linux
(64 bit, x86_64)
Raspberry Pi (Linux Arm)
Raspberry Pi
(Linux Arm)
Source Code on GitHub
Source Code
(GitHub)

Next: Install the engine and build your first application.

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  • Use any 3D or 2D software to create your models in various formats: glTF, X3D, VRML, Spine JSON, Collada...
  • Develop cross-platform applications, for desktop (Windows, Linux, macOS, FreeBSD...), mobile (Android, iOS), consoles (Nintendo Switch) and other devices (Raspberry Pi).
  • Visual editor to design games UI and to build applications, powerful command-line build tool under the hood.
  • Optimized rendering with a lot of graphic effects (physically-based rendering, shadows, mirrors, bump mapping, shader effects, gamma correction...).
  • Build and edit the scene graph (X3D) at runtime. Create 3D processing, visualization tools and CAD applications.
  • Extensible system for game objects, with physics, creatures with AI and navmesh, and more.
  • Access numerous services, like in-app purchases and game services on mobile devices.
  • Create cross-platform user-interface with anchors and automatic scaling.
  • Code in modern Object Pascal, an efficient OOP language with cross-platform open-source compiler (FPC), compiled to a native optimized code.
LATEST NEWS:
FMOD logo

FMOD sound backend improvements: spatial sounds, priority, distance model, offset

September 25, 2021

Example 3D game with spatial sounds - TCastleSound

New sound API (easier to use, more versatile) and ability to set up sounds using CGE editor

September 24, 2021

Spine FFD animation test

Various asset improvements: Wavefront OBJ texture options and possible PBR, Spine free form deformation with curve animation, fixes for creaseAngle in X3D and OBJ

September 19, 2021

The Unholy Society - jerk

"The Unholy Society" release on Android and iOS

September 18, 2021

Copyright Michalis Kamburelis and other Castle Game Engine developers.
Thank you to Paweł Wojciechowicz from Cat-astrophe Games for various graphics.
This documentation is also open-source and you can even redistribute it on open-source terms.

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