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Godot support for consoles is coming, courtesy of W4 Games

W4 Games offers free GDC Expo Passes to Godot indie game developers.

Throughout the past year, our team has doubled in size and we have been focused on getting our products and services to a point where others can use them with confidence. We are excited to start announcing our main products in the coming weeks and months (stay tuned for GDC!). We also spent a large amount of our resources during the past year to support Godot development itself, making sure it is as good as it can be.

There is only one thing better than attending GDC. It is exhibiting at GDC. We are thrilled to announce that W4 Games and Godot Engine will be jointly exhibiting at GDC on March 20-24.

Bringing open source to the game industry to let developersreclaim control over the technology powering their games W4 Games, an Irish COSS (Commercial Open Source Software) startup based on the open source game development technology of the Godot Engine platform, announced today that it has successfully closed a US $8.5 million seed funding investment round …

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We keep our word of donating back to the Godot Engine project anything that can be legally open sourced, so our first donation will be an implementation of a Direct3D 12 rendering device. This work was written by the very talented Pedro J. Estébanez, and it aims to bring more compatibility and platforms to Godot …

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Hello everyone! We are pleased to announce the formation of W4 Games, a new company created by Godot Engine veterans Juan Linietsky, Rémi Verschelde and Fabio Alessandrelli, and veteran entrepreneur Nicola Farronato. W4 Games was formed to strengthen the Godot ecosystem by providing both enterprise and independent developers with a complementary suite of commercial products …

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