Free. Cross-platform. Open source. A game engine for building all your apps.
Xenko release 1.8 introduces three major new features along with several relevant enhancements to existing features. We are proud to be able to offer you our new UI Editor, enhanced performance via our newly multithreaded engine with Vulkan support and our new Prefab Model. Also, for your cutting edge rendering needs, we now support SSAO and cel (toon) shading!
Release
We’ve created a short, new survey, so that we can hear your thoughts and opinions about Xenko.
We’ve got some big changes including Forward+, Vulkan, Linux, Audio and many GameStudio improvements! Unfortunately, UI editor and streaming couldn't make it in this release. We prefer to take little bit more time to polish them.
Release
Xenko 1.6.0-beta is now available, just in time for GDC 2016.
This release is a great step forward towards making the engine better to build awesome games.
Release
Happy New Year's! We resolved to keep updating Xenko to give our users a polished, easy-to-use engine.
As promised in our last blog post, we have released some exciting new features for Xenko. This includes a new animations system, support of fbx cameras, a new search bar for the assets view, physics collider shapes at run-time, a simple performance profiler and much more.
Release
With the end of the year upon us, we are starting to get excited for Paradox’s official release for next year. With a new year comes a fresh start, so we’ve decided to update the Paradox name to more fully encompass what we think is great about our game engine and what direction we want to move toward.
Announcement
We are proud to announce the release of a new version of Xenko, bringing lots of usage enhancements and many bug fixes - over 1000 commits since previous version! We have been working hard to bring to you most of the feature listed on our roadmap.
Release
During CEDEC 2015, we have published "Rescue Drone", a new real-time tech demo. It leverages on the latest rendering improvements made in Xenko, such as Physically Based Rendering.
Discover the latest Stride 3D roadmap and participate in our community survey to help shape the future of our open-source game engine.