Create on Linux
A native Ubuntu editor joins Windows. Build your world, write gameplay, and work with Smelty on Linux.
Available now / 0.1.13-alpha
Your ideas are going more places.
Create on Windows or Linux. Build for desktop or bring your game to Android. Version 0.1.13-alpha expands where you can make games, with Smelty alongside you as you learn and build.
AVAILABLE NOW / 0.1.13-alpha
More places to build.
More ways to play.
A Linux engine build. Linux and Android game exports. This alpha opens up more of your game-making journey.
Make Linux games
Take your project from the Linux editor to a standalone Linux game. More ways to share what you make.
Take it to Android
Build Android games from Windows or Linux. Bring your gameplay to a phone or tablet and test it on the device.
Download 0.1.13-alpha for Windows or Ubuntu and read the release notes.
A wider creative workspace
A Linux engine.
Your familiar project.
The native Linux editor has been built and packaged on Ubuntu. C# and Python project edit/save/Play round trips between Windows and Ubuntu have been checked, along with Linux game exports on Vulkan and OpenGL.
Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04 x64 are the supported Linux desktop targets. Other distributions and hardware configurations may need additional validation. Choose the matching Ubuntu package on the download page.
From desktop to device
Your game.
Now in your hands.
Android game exports have been checked from installed Windows and Linux editors, including Development and Shipping workflows. Launch, touch, and keyboard checks on a real tablet are part of the completed release work.
Build your gameplay, export it, and try it on the device you want people to play on. These completed checks cover specific projects and devices; keep testing your own game on its target hardware.
The everyday details matter too
More comfortable
to keep creating.
The release also brings work on the tools you use between the big milestones: editing code, keeping your work safe, and talking through the next change with Smelty.
A clearer code workspace
Code Problems are integrated with protection for edits in the current document. Unsaved Stage and code work is protected when closing a project or exiting.
Smelty in smaller spaces
Conversation and composer layouts fit compact panels more cleanly, with work on native Linux task cancellation and language diagnostics.
Your world, carried through
Completed work preserves the authored skybox in Runtime and exported games, alongside improvements to saving, undo, and project workflows.
AVAILABLE NOW · WINDOWS AND UBUNTU
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Version 0.1.13-alpha is available for Windows and Ubuntu. The download page offers the current installers for both platforms.