Blazium Games builds two products. The engine is a free, open-source game engine. The platform is where people play and publish. They are separate: a game on the platform does not have to be made with the engine.

Blazium is a fork of the Godot Engine for 2D and 3D games and applications. It stays free and open source.

The latest published release notes are 0.6.725. That release added an MCP server in the editor, the Autowork testing framework, a first-party Steam module, the Discord Social SDK, Microsoft GDK export, and real-time multiuser editing. It also added modules for CSV, ENV, and INI files, SQLite, JWT, Tiled maps, goal-oriented action planning, arbitrary-precision numbers, and experimental Luau. Download the current build from the download page. Editor docs are at docs.blazium.app.

Desktop companions for the engine:

• Hub installs editors, opens projects, and reads engine news.
• CLI installs editors and projects, and deploys to Steam and itch.io.
• Crash reporter collects crash reports from the engine and from Hub.

Blazium Games is the platform for playing and publishing games, applications, mods, and assets. It is operated by Divine Games, Inc.

One account does both jobs. Turning on developer mode is accepting the developer terms. It is not an application that waits for a curator.

Players browse and search, keep a library, follow friends, write reviews, buy a license or donate to a free title, redeem a key, and download a build. A clean stable web build plays in the browser. The desktop app runs on Windows and Linux, and a game starts only when the signed-in player owns it.

Publishers host a store page for a game, application, tool, mod, plugin, or asset. They ship builds on stable, beta, dev, and custom channels. Players install only a file the virus scan marked clean. Crash reports, bug tickets, page analytics, and key pools sit on the same page. Earnings cash out through Stripe Connect.

Agents use two servers at mcp.blazium.games. The developer server manages pages, builds, analytics, crashes, tickets, reviews, and keys. The player server searches the catalog, reads the library, and buys inside a spending limit set on the website. Blazium Games does not host a model.

• Site: blazium.games
• Docs: docs.blazium.games
• Status: status.blazium.games

• Discord is the community space.
• Download the engine and read the blog.
• Engine news on IndieDB.
• Follow Blazium Games on X.
• Source and issues live on GitHub.
• Report issues and get support here.