Egmatic is a no-code 2D game editor for solo developers and small teams. It combines a visual logic editor and scene editor with one-click publishing to desktop and mobile. The editor is pre-alpha and open through a waitlist.
What is Egmatic?
Egmatic is a visual editor for 2D games. Game mechanics are built in a node-based editor by connecting nodes and defining behaviors. Scenes are designed by dragging and dropping objects, setting up physics and watching changes in a real-time preview, so there is no wait for builds.
The editor saves its output as versioned JSON. A separate runtime engine, built on .NET 9 and MonoGame 3.8, reads that JSON through defined contracts and runs it. One project can be published to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. The makers' llms.txt also lists planned ship-layer features: analytics, monetization, player accounts, cloud saves and leaderboards. The editor is pre-alpha with no release date, and early access runs through a waitlist.
Who is Egmatic for?
Solo developers and micro-teams who want to make and publish 2D games without writing code or running a backend. It suits early adopters willing to follow a pre-alpha build and send feedback. Teams that need a finished, released editor today will have to wait.
Highlights
- Node-based visual editor for game logic, no code
- Drag-and-drop scene editor with physics setup
- Publishes to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS from one project
- Real-time preview without waiting for builds
- Editor outputs versioned JSON that the engine runs
- Built on .NET 9 and MonoGame 3.8
How much does Egmatic cost?
Free. Free during early access