Open Engine · Game engine
Open Engine
A real-time MIT licenced engine for building worlds, designing gameplay, and bringing your games to life.
- 01 · Rendering
GPU-driven from the start
Bindless, GPU-driven rendering with Vulkan first-class on Windows and Linux, and Metal first-class on macOS.
- 02 · Shading
Physically based
PBR materials with OpenPBR support, shaders, image-based lighting, and real-world light values form the default rendering workflow.
- 03 · Runtime
Data-oriented ECS
A data-oriented entity-component stack is the default, built for clear composition, scheduling, and scale.
- 04 · Interface
Data-driven UI
XML/HTML structure and CSS-style presentation support fast iteration with live editing and hot reload.
- 05 · Scripting
C# or C++
The editor detects user code, compiles CoreCLR-backed C# or native C++, and keeps iteration moving with hot reload.
- 06 · Extensibility
Packages and plugins
Jolt Physics integration ships as a core engine package, but can be swapped out through packages.
- 07 · Post FX
Cinematic post-processing
Post-processing stack for bloom, tonemapping, exposure, film simulation, depth of field, lens flares, chromatic aberration, and stylized painting effects.
- 08 · UI toolkit
Interface built to iterate
Yoga-powered layouts, CSS-style presentation, layered controls, Slug text rendering, and hot reload support responsive game interfaces.
