Stride

Stride 4.4 is out 🚀 With over 3200 commits, this is one of the biggest updates the engine has had in years: • Overhaul of Linux, macOS and mobile support • Brand new shader compiler • Direct3D 12 and Vulkan rewrite • New CLI tool • Improved asset workflow

🆕 To everyone who would want to try out .NET 11 with Stride: now you can! Starting with 4.4, Stride lets you use newer versions of .NET than supported, meaning that you can utilize the newest C# features without waiting for us to update.

Stride 4.4 is out 🚀 With over 3200 commits, this is one of the biggest updates the engine has had in years: • Overhaul of Linux, macOS and mobile support • Brand new shader compiler • Direct3D 12 and Vulkan rewrite • New CLI tool • Improved asset workflow

📦 A generated Assets class contains path to every asset available in the project. Say goodbye to game-breaking typos! Now you can catch missing assets at compile-time and be sure that an asset will always be successfully loaded during runtime.

Stride 4.4 is out 🚀 With over 3200 commits, this is one of the biggest updates the engine has had in years: • Overhaul of Linux, macOS and mobile support • Brand new shader compiler • Direct3D 12 and Vulkan rewrite • New CLI tool • Improved asset workflow

🎮 Vulkan and Direct3D 12 have been rewritten! Your projects should now behave the same, no matter which graphical back-end you choose. Additionally, graphics bugs are now easier to track down with Stride being able to pinpoint the exact rendering step where a GPU hang happened.

Stride 4.4 is out 🚀 With over 3200 commits, this is one of the biggest updates the engine has had in years: • Overhaul of Linux, macOS and mobile support • Brand new shader compiler • Direct3D 12 and Vulkan rewrite • New CLI tool • Improved asset workflow

📱 Stride used to be Windows-first. Not anymore! Every platform was brought back-to-shape, with CI now running tests across all of them on all graphics APIs, to ensure they'll stay that way. Here's a sample running on a real iPhone: