libGDX is a cross-platform Java game development framework based on OpenGL (ES) that works on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, your browser and iOS.

Welcome to our Wiki, a place for comprehensive documentation on the libGDX API and features. This wiki is community driven, and can be edited by anyone. If you find information...

libGDX is hosted on GitHub, where all team members collaborate. Fork, star and contribute to our project!

The libGDX setup tool takes care of all the steps involved in setting up a libGDX Gradle project.

libGDX is a Java game development framework that provides a unified API that works across all supported platforms.

Demos If you want to inspect some open source libGDX games for reference, this wiki article is the right place to start looking. The official libGDX organization on GitHub also offers a few demo projects that you can play around with to get a feeling for how to do things.

Let’s make a game! Game design is hard, but if you break up the process into small, achievable goals, you’ll be able to produce wonders. In this simple game tutorial,...

Before you can get your first libGDX project up and running, you need to set up your development environment. The first step in doing this is choosing an IDE: Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse are among the most common choices for this.

Riiablo by collinsmith On GitHub 3D Riiablo is a Diablo II remake using Java and libGDX. As a hero of humanity, you must face the minions of Diablo’s evil brothers and stop the Dark Wanderer before he fulfills his terrible destiny.

Introduction libGDX comprises several modules that provide services for each step of a typical game architecture. Input - Provides a unified input model and handler for all platforms. Supports keyboard,...