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Godot Games - Indie Games Made with the Godot Engine

Godot is the free, open-source engine that went from hobbyist favourite to the engine behind breakout hits. Browse Godot games listed by their developers, learn why so many studios switched, and add your own project.

Godot is a free and open-source game engine released under the MIT license: no fees, no royalties and no account required. It ships dedicated 2D and 3D tools in a small editor and is scripted in GDScript, C# or C++.

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Notable games made with Godot

Well-known games built with Godot, for reference. They are examples, not Mutop100 listings.

  • Brotato Blobfish

    Arena-shooter roguelite starring a potato; a solo-developed Steam breakout.

  • Dome Keeper Bippinbits

    Mining meets tower defense, from a small German studio.

  • Cassette Beasts Bytten Studio

    Open-world monster collector built around cassette-tape transformations.

  • Halls of Torment Chasing Carrots

    Horde-survival roguelite styled like a late-90s action RPG.

  • Buckshot Roulette Mike Klubnika

    Tense one-room horror game that went viral.

  • Cruelty Squad Consumer Softproducts

    Deliberately abrasive immersive sim with a cult following.

  • Webfishing lamedev

    Cozy multiplayer fishing game that became a social hit.

  • Slay the Spire 2 Mega Crit

    The sequel to the deckbuilder classic, developed in Godot after the studio left Unity.

Why indie developers choose Godot

  • Free forever. The MIT license means no revenue share, no seat fees and no mandatory splash screen. You only need to credit the engine's license in your game.
  • A lightweight editor. A small download that opens in seconds and runs on modest laptops, which makes it easy to start and to teach.
  • First-class 2D. A dedicated 2D engine working in pixels, with tilemaps and animation tools, instead of a 3D engine imitating 2D.
  • Scenes and nodes. Everything is a tree of reusable nodes, which keeps small projects tidy and makes prototypes fast.
  • Three ways to code. GDScript (a Python-like language built into the editor), C# via .NET, and GDExtension for C++ or other native languages.
  • Exports and networking. Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and the web, plus a high-level multiplayer API with RPCs over ENet, WebSocket and WebRTC.

Consoles are the one caveat: console SDKs are confidential, so Godot games reach Switch, PlayStation and Xbox through porting partners rather than a built-in export button. The 2023 Unity pricing controversy pushed a wave of developers to try Godot, which grew its tutorials, plugins and community quickly.

What to expect from Godot games

Many Godot games are small downloads that run well on older PCs and handhelds, and Linux builds are common because Godot exports them natively. That is a tendency, not a rule, so check each game's requirements.

Godot's strength in 2D shows in the catalogue: roguelites, pixel-art adventures, arcade games and strategy titles dominate, while Godot 4's improved 3D renderer is bringing more stylised 3D projects. Browse the list above, or jump to indie browser games for Godot titles you can try without installing.

Listing your Godot game on Mutop100

  • Choose Godot as the engine; add a tag such as "Godot 4" if the version matters to your audience.
  • If you have a web build on itch.io, add the itch.io link: players can try the game in their browser in seconds.
  • List Linux and Steam Deck in your platforms if you support them; Godot players actively look for both.
  • Use the trailer and the first screenshot to show your art style, the strongest selling point of most Godot games.
  • Ask your Discord and devlog readers to vote; the Godot ranking is still young, so early votes go a long way.

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Godot games: frequently asked questions

Is Godot really free for commercial games?

Yes. Godot uses the MIT license, so you can sell your game without paying fees or royalties. Include Godot's license notice in your game's credits or license screen.

Can Godot make 3D games?

Yes. Godot 4 introduced Vulkan-based renderers and better lighting options. Most commercial Godot hits are still 2D or stylised 3D, but its 3D capabilities improve with every release.

Can Godot games be released on consoles?

Yes, through porting companies that hold console SDK access, because console tools are under NDA and cannot ship in an open-source engine.

Should I use GDScript or C# in Godot?

GDScript is the default and the most tightly integrated option, which is why most tutorials use it. C# suits developers coming from Unity; check web export support for C# projects in your Godot version before you commit.