The Future Of The Godot Game Engine (4.0/4.1)

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Over the weekend Juan Linietsky, founder and lead developer of the Godot game engine, tweeted a roadmap of his priorities leading up to Godot 4.0/4.1, now that Godot 3.1 is in final beta form. He posted what his plans are for both the new Vulkan renderer and other core features, as well as Physics improvements.

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Godot
Juan Linietsky
Game Engine
Game Development
GameDev
4.0
Vulkan
OpenGL
Renderer
Open Source
Physics
PhysX