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You can find previous releases on the download repository.
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Also available on digital distribution platforms:

itch.io

Steam

Standard version

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Mono version (C# support)

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Requirements

OpenGL 2.1 / OpenGL ES 2.0 compatible hardware
For the Mono version: .NET SDK or the Mono SDK

Export templates (standard)

Used to export your games to all supported platforms.

Export templates (Mono / C#)

Used to export your C# games to the supported platforms.
Currently, the C# version can export to desktop platforms (Linux, macOS and Windows), Android, iOS, and HTML5/WebAssembly.

AAR library for Android plugins (standard)

Use it to develop Android plugins in Java or Kotlin using the Godot API.

AAR library for Android plugins (Mono / C#)

Use it to develop Android plugins in Java or Kotlin using the Godot API.

Blender ESCN exporter

Blender add-on to export scenes to Godot's scene format directly.
Godot also supports glTF 2.0 and OBJ.

Godot's development is open. This means that you can fix or improve any part of the engine yourself and choose whether to contribute it back or keep it private.

New features are always available to use and test, without the need of having to wait for the next major release. Compiling Godot from source is very easy and the process is well-documented for each platform. To obtain the source code, please visit the GitHub project page.

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