Describe what you want and a Crew of AI specialists builds it inside the engine, one reviewable change at a time: scenes, nodes and components, not just source files. Start fresh with Godot set up for you, or open your Unity or Godot project.
EngineForge is AI game development software for macOS and Windows: start a new Godot game with the engine set up for you, or open an existing Unity or Godot project.
Unity and Godot, each through the structures that engine actually uses.
Maestro leads every session and brings in Builder, Juicer, Systems Smith or Playtester as the work needs.
Start a new game and EngineForge downloads, installs and runs Godot for you.
Try a change yourself, send the Playtester, or turn on Auto Playtest.
Start from an idea with no engine to install, or bring the project you are already working on. Both open in the same Cockpit with the same Crew.
No engine setup needed. EngineForge downloads, installs and runs Godot for you, creates the project, and opens it in the Cockpit with a Scene view, Play and Stop.
Bring a Unity or Godot project you already have. You keep running your own editor; EngineForge connects to it and works inside the project. Nothing is converted.
Managed Godot runs on macOS and Windows. Managed games use GDScript and Godot's Compatibility renderer; see the limitations.
Pick a scenario and watch one task travel from request to a result you can read and review. Maestro leads every session and brings in the specialist the work needs. Switch to Classic to follow the same work from the full editor surface.
player.tscn with a CharacterBody2D root and wired move_and_slide() into the physics step.Two surfaces, one project. Cockpit for the AI-first workflow, Classic Editor for the full editor, on a project whose engine you run yourself. Games made with Managed Godot stay in the Cockpit.
Three different questions need three different layers: what the project contains, how the engine wires it together, and what actually happened when you pressed play. EngineForge holds all three.
No fabricated universal engine model. EngineForge follows the structures each engine actually uses — scene tree and nodes in Godot, GameObjects and components in Unity.
“Change the player’s dash cooldown to 1.2 seconds.”One developer intent
A Crew of specialists, a managed engine, project context, playtesting and export — one platform instead of five tabs and a chat window.
Maestro leads every session. It reads your request, sends each part to the specialist who owns it, one at a time, checks what comes back, and tells you what changed.
Work with engine-native scenes, nodes, components and prefabs, and run the game to watch the behavior you changed.
Start a new game with no engine to install. EngineForge downloads, installs and runs Godot 4.6.1, with a Scene view, Play and Stop in the Cockpit.
How it works →Turn a Godot game into desktop builds for macOS, Windows and Linux with its name, icon and version. Every build says what was checked, and your project is never changed.
Auto-indexes the project on first load — scripts, connections, inheritance, signals — and gives that architectural view to the Crew. Plus an interactive graph you can drill into.
File changes are checkpointed around each agent turn. Review the diff and undo a turn's file changes. Editor and running-game state are not part of a checkpoint.
Agents create sound effects, music and character voice lines from a set of synthetic stock voices (no voice cloning), and search the web for references. Generation uses credits.
Search and download reusable game assets from external sources. Check the source and item license before using an asset in your game. EngineForge does not sell these assets.
The usual path through EngineForge. A task pulls in only the context, engine actions and runtime observation it actually needs.
Say what you want to build, fix or understand in the current project.
Developer requestMaestro and the specialist it brings in read the relevant code, scene and engine context.
Relevant contextPlan mode for investigation when it's needed, then Forge for the implementation.
Supported workTry it yourself or send the Playtester, then read the diff and keep the change or undo it.
Reviewable resultUnity and Godot are supported today, each with its own context model and capabilities. For Godot, EngineForge can also set up the engine for you and export your game.
Unity 2021.3 or later in your own editor: C# project context, scenes, GameObjects, components, prefabs, editor actions and runtime workflows. URP is not required.
Managed by EngineForge for new games, or in your own Godot 4.0+ editor: GDScript, scenes, nodes, signals, autoloads, 2D world editing, runtime workflows and desktop export.
Unreal Engine integration is planned. EngineForge does not connect to Unreal projects today.
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Start a new Godot game or open your Unity or Godot project. EngineForge is available now for macOS and Windows.