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Godot Engine

TweenFX - A tween animation library for Godot

TweenFX is a brand-new collection of tween animations for the Godot game engine. Developed by EvilBunnyMan, the library includes 48 ready-to-use animations organized into categories that can be easily integrated into game projects. The developer states that the library enables users to quickly add “juice” to any project.

Published: 2. Mar. 2026

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Godot 4.6 is now available

Godot 4.6 is here, marking another significant update for the engine. The release is once again the result of contributions from hundreds of developers, with nearly 400 contributors submitting more than 2,000 updates over roughly four months since the previous release. According to the development team, the stability achieved over the previous Godot 4 releases has enabled a shift into a new development phase. Godot 4.6 marks the beginning of this phase, which emphasizes polish, quality-of-life improvements, closer integration of industry standards, and continued performance optimization.

Published: 2. Feb. 2026

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Human Shaders - A new shader set for realistic characters in Godot

Human Shaders is a recently released shader pack for Godot, designed to create realistic humanoid characters. It comes as a complete Godot project, featuring example models and a simple model viewer. The package includes three main shaders: Skin, Eye, and Eye Wetness.

Published: 29. Sep. 2025

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Godot 4.5 released with major rendering and accessibility updates

Godot 4.5 has been released, marking another major milestone for the community with contributions from over 400 developers and nearly 2,500 commits. This update places a strong emphasis on accessibility while continuing to expand the engine's capabilities. Highlights include long-awaited stencil buffer support for advanced rendering techniques, a new shader baker for pre-compiling shaders, powerful debugging tools, and accessibility enhancements such as screen reader integration and improved localization for multilingual projects.

Published: 17. Sep. 2025

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Xogot - The Godot engine now available for iPad

Xogot has just been released, a port of the Godot game engine built specifically for the Apple iPad. This iPad-optimized version retains the full capabilities of the desktop engine, coming complete with an integrated code editor, 2D and 3D scene editors, a debugger, and more.

Published: 12. May. 2025

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Script IDE - An IDE-like script editor plugin for Godot

Script IDE is a free and open-source plugin that enhances Godot's default script editor, bringing its UI and functionality more in line with a typical IDE (Integrated Development Environment), with a streamlined UI. In development since September 2023, the plugin has just received an update with the release of version 1.7.0. Fully built in GDScript, Godot's native scripting language, Script IDE is optimized for performance, ensuring a smooth, lag-free workflow.

Published: 31. Mar. 2025

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Godot 4.4 is here - A massive update packed with features

The Godot game engine has been updated to version 4.4, representing another major release with a wide range of new features and improvements, just six months after the previous 4.3 update. This release places a strong emphasis on enhancing the overall workflow and usability of the editor while introducing an array of features across all areas of the engine. In addition to editor improvements, notable updates include major enhancements to the core of the engine, rendering, and the integration of the Jolt physics system.

Published: 4. Mar. 2025

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Godot Engine's Terrain3D gets support for dynamic collision

Terrain3D is currently one of the top choices for terrain creation in Godot Engine. Released by Cory Petkovsek in July 2023, the tool has steadily expanded its feature set, making it one of the most comprehensive options available for this purpose. It is also developed as a GDExtension in C++, leveraging native code to deliver high performance.

Published: 10. Feb. 2025

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Hengo - A new visual scripting solution for Godot

Hengo is a new visual scripting plugin created to simplify the process of building gameplay logic in the Godot game engine. It enables users to create game logic visually, which then compiles into GDScript, the primary scripting language in Godot, providing a smooth and native-like experience. The project is developed by Henrique Henrique, a web developer and Godot enthusiast who is also working on another tool called Godot Playground. This web-based platform allows users to edit scripts and run Godot projects directly in a browser without requiring local installations.

Published: 4. Nov. 2024

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SteamNetGodot - A new steam networking solution for Godot

SteamNetGodot is a new networking solution for the Godot game engine, developed by Overfort Games for their upcoming game, Taverna. The studio has released SteamNetGodot, which powers their game, for free under the MIT open-source license, similar to Godot itself. The framework includes key multiplayer functionalities such as VoIP, matchmaking, and moderation tools. Written in C#, it offers high performance and ease of use while leveraging libraries such as Facepunch.Steamworks and LiteNetLib. The code is organized into a base layer and gameplay components for easier maintenance.

Published: 30. Sep. 2024

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TerraBrush – A user-friendly terrain editor updated for Godot 4.3

TerraBrush is a free, open-source terrain editor built in C# for the Godot game engine. Although described by the developer as a "minimal" heightmap terrain editor, it offers a wide range of features, making it a valuable tool for a wide range of projects. Initially created for the developer's own game Volunteers (available to wishlist on Steam), the developer realized it could benefit other game creators and decided to release it as open source. The plugin is under active development and was recently updated to version 0.8 Alpha, adding support for Godot 4.3.

Published: 9. Sep. 2024

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Godot has been updated to version 4.3

Godot 4.3 has been released, thanks to the efforts of more than 500 contributors over the past nine months since the 4.2 release. Project manager Rémi Verschelde noted that this release surpassed the original development plans, resulting in a substantial update. Verschelde highlighted that the user experience is now more stable and polished, with fewer obscure bugs that could disrupt games or workflows. Additionally, the feature set has been expanded with numerous highly anticipated improvements across all areas of the engine.

Published: 19. Aug. 2024