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Guassian Splats are an interesting graphics approach enabling the near flawless capture and recreation of real-life scenes and objects. They are increasingly being used in media and television applications, but what about games? We look at how you can use the new Godot Gaussian Splatting add-on (GDGS) to easily display
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Following up on our earlier Godot 4.7 Sneak Peak covering the new features added in Godot 4.7 Dev1 and Dev2, today we are taking another sneak peak at the upcoming Godot 4.7 version following the release of Dev3 and Dev4. We showcase the most exciting new features hopefully coming to
Godot 4.7 Dev3 and Dev4 Released Read More
The Godot Foundation just got a boost today as smash hit Slay the Spire 2 developer Mega Crit have just increased their sponsorship. Previously committed at the Gold level, Mega Crit have increased their sponsorship status to Platinum as announced in this tweet: In addition to the success of Slay
Slay the Spire 2 Dev Mega Crit Sponsor Godot Read More
There are several new bundles of interest to game developers, especially Godot developers with the Learn to Make Games in Godot by GameDev.tv bundle which just launched. This bundle contains several great courses on learning to create games using Godot 4.x including 2D, 3D, full RPG games, C#, shaders, Blender
New Godot GameDev.tv & Ovani Sound Bundles Read More
Godot Rapier Physics is a powerful 2D and 3D drop in physics replacement for the Godot game engine, but it does so much more than that. In addition to replacing the in-built Godot physics as a GDExtension (available on the Asset Library), this open source framework also provides a full
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EDIT – This post was briefly live yesterday with a different video that was… heavily flawed. There is an updated video that properly showcases the Pathtracing in action, as well as some details on how to get started with the NVIDIA fork. EDIT2 – Thanks to community feedback I have
NVIDIA Release RTX Powered Godot Fork Read More
It’s time for the Epic Games bi-monthly asset giveaway, with 3 free assets from March 10th – March 24th. Once “purchased” the assets are yours free to keep forever. This month all of the assets are for Unreal Engine only, but as you can see from the video you can
Fab March Giveaway – Godot Kits – Houdini Courses – More Read More
We are taking a sneak peak at the best new features coming in Godot 4.7. Dev1 and Dev2 versions of Godot 4.7 have been released, these are the releases where new features are added to the game engine, before we hit the beta and release candidate stages where the features
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There are two new Humble Bundles of interest to game developers, the Ultimate Game Development Courses Humble Bundle and the JRO 3D Artist Tools Humble Bundle. These two bundles join the already running Learn Godot in 2026 by Zenva Bundle. The Ultimate Game Development Courses Bundle consists of the following
Ultimate Game Development & 3D Artist Tool Humble Bundles Read More
We have two vastly different stories about how AI and AI slop is negatively impacting both the Unity and Godot game engines, for vastly differing reasons. First we have the problem that Godot (and many large open source projects) are facing – an absolute deluge of LLM generated AI Slop
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