Armory3D

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Runs on Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows.

Armory3D is ranked #11 of 91 in game engine software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Web, Windows. There is a free plan.

Armory3D plans and pricing

Armory Engine Free Open-source engine · Blender add-on and external SDK armory3d.org · 4 Oct 2026

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Source code model: open_source
Multiplayer tools: Yes
Mobile export: Yes
Target platforms: Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, Web
Scripting languages: Haxe
Product: Armory3D is an open-source 3D game engine focused on portability, minimal footprint, and performance.
Blender integration: Armory3D works as a Blender add-on and provides a unified game development workflow.
Rendering: Its scriptable renderer supports deferred and forward paths, and users can create custom render paths.
Game logic: Interactive behavior can be written in Haxe or created with visual logic nodes, including custom nodes.
User interface: Armory3D includes its own UI library and editor for adding game interfaces.
Physics: It uses Bullet for rigid and soft body simulation and can also be configured to use Oimo.
Navigation: Objects can be marked as actors to calculate real-time pathing with navigation meshes.
Particles and animation: It supports emitter and hair particle systems with GPU instancing, plus GPU skinning, bones, keyframes, shape keys, and tilesheets.
Lighting: Listed lighting features include voxel-based ambient occlusion, lightmapping, area lights, reflection probes, and IES textures.
Price from: Free

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