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:
Platformer demo - title screen

Platformer demo released on itch.io

July 25, 2021

Designing user interface in Castle Game Engine editor - resized biplane

New manual chapter that introduces editor and states, more manual and website updates, "Register Lazarus Packages" button

July 24, 2021

Android App Bundle

Packaging to Android App Bundle

July 23, 2021

Design: Werewolf, from a sprite sheet, is also a billboard and emits a 3D sound

Adding behaviors in CGE editor (TCastleBillboard, TCastleSoundSource)

July 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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