Draft:Flame (game engine)

Flame
Flame
Original author(s)	Luan Nico;
Developer(s)	Blue Fire Team
Initial release	15 November 2017
Stable release	v1.23.0 / 3 January 2025
Written in	Dart
Operating system	Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web
Type	Game engine
License	MIT License
Website	https://flame-engine.org/

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The Flame Engine is a cross-platform^[4], free and open-source^[5] 2D game engine built on top of the Flutter framework^[6], first created in 2016 by Luan Nico and now maintained by the Blue Fire team. As a thin layer on top of Flutter’s rendering engine, it supports all its platforms (web, desktop and mobile), and the code is written in the Dart programming language.

Its key features include its openness, a code-first approach, ease of use, modularity, extensibility, and leveraging the Flutter toolkit and ecosystem that can be seamlessly integrated into and around the games.^[7]

Flame has been used in a variety of indie games, mostly casual mobile games like Idle Horizons, Tomb Toad, Gunslinger and Gigabull, though it supports other kinds of games and many platforms.

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Flame

Original author(s)	Luan Nico
Developer(s)	Blue Fire Team
Initial release	15 November 2017; 7 years ago (2017-11-15)^[1]

Stable release	v1.23.0 / 3 January 2025; 5 months ago (2025-01-03)^[1]

Written in	Dart^[2]
Operating system	Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web^[3]
Type	Game engine
License	MIT License
Website	https://flame-engine.org/