Multiplatform Kotlin Game Engine

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KorGE is a modern multiplatform game engine for Kotlin. Features include:

• Hot Reloading
  • KorGE supports HotReloading to see changes immediately without having to restart the application
• KProject support
  • Share & re-use source code and resources via GitHub
• Debugger
  • Live-debug your games
• 100% Kotlin
  • KorGE is fully written in Kotlin and designed from the ground up to embrace modern and easy coding styles
• Multiplatform
  • KorGE gradle plugin allows to target the following platforms: JVM for Android, JS & WASM for the Web, native code for iOS, and JVM/JS for Desktop
• Quick installation
  • Install the KorGE IntelliJ Plugin or clone the “Hello World!” project and start making your own game in less than a minute
• Fully productive
  • Since KorGE targets the JVM, you can develop your game, try it, debug it and test it using IntelliJ IDEA
• Tons of features
  • KorGE is just the last layer of a larger stack (Korlibs) for multimedia development
• Small footprint
  • KorGE has a very small footprint. It has no external dependencies and only uses the libraries available on each platform

For more information, visit:

• https://korge.org/
• https://docs.korge.org/
• https://discord.korge.org/

KorGE and all the other korlibs in a single monorepo.

To use this version in other projects, you have to publish it locally to mavenLocal, and then use 999.0.0.999 as version:

./gradlew publishToMavenLocal

If you want to make changes and easily try things. You can run the korge-sandbox module that runs the src/commonMain/kotlin/Main.kt file; you can make experiments there:

./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runJvm
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runJs
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runAndroidRelease
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runIosDeviceRelease

Traditionally all the KorGE modules were published to central and their source code was available here, now they are available via kproject in separate repositories. You can find a catalog of all the published extensions here:

https://store.korge.org/