Godot Launcher is now published on winget starting with v1.4.0, and the fresh manifest for v1.5.0 keeps Windows installs in lockstep with every release. 🎉 This makes Godot Launcher more accessible to Windows developers who live inside the command line.
Godot Launcher 1.5.0 leans into internationalisation, making the launcher accessible to more developers from the moment they open the app. You now get an auto-detected interface language out of the box, plus a dedicated language picker that keeps the UI, native menus, and tray in sync across platforms.
Godot Launcher v1.4.0 is here! 🎉
This release introduces symlink support for Windows users, a convenient change log shortcut, and several quality-of-life improvements to keep the launcher stable and reliable.
The Godot Launcher just got a public roadmap. Here's why it matters and how you can follow along.
Godot Launcher v1.3.0 is out. This release focuses on small but impactful quality-of-life improvements to help keep your project list clean and your experience smooth.
Hey everyone, Paulskii here 👋
I'm one of the volunteers on the Godot Launcher project, and I had the chance to design the logo for it. Just wanted to share a bit of the process and how it came together.
With the release of Godot 4.4, the editor now remembers the last window size and position. This small but useful improvement opens the door for a more flexible way to launch Godot projects, and the Godot Launcher 1.2.0 update supports it.
You can now choose to launch each Godot project in windowed mode or not, independently.
This release introduces a small but helpful quality-of-life feature for developers using Visual Studio Code. When creating a new Godot project with the Setup Visual Studio Code as Text Editor setting enabled, the launcher now automatically configures VSCode to hide Godot’s autogenerated .gd.uid files by
As someone who loves making games, fresh ideas and mechanics frequently pop into my head. The challenge? Quickly testing these new ideas in isolation is part of how I approach prototyping in Godot. For example, I might want to experiment with a unique inventory system separately first. This approach lets me see if the idea enhances my main project without cluttering or complicating it. It also forces me to design systems that are reusable from the get-go.