Help in Godot's ecosystem

There are many ways to help Godot that allow you to work on your own terms. Here are some ideas:

  • Publish Godot games. You heard right, simply publishing a game #MadeWithGodot can positively impact the well-being of this project. Your personal success elevates the engine to a viable alternative for other developers, growing the community further. Additionally, it opens the door for us to approach industry contacts about possible collaborations.

  • Answer tech-support questions. With many new people discovering the Godot Engine recently, the need for peer-to-peer tech-support has never been greater. See the Godot website for a list of official and user-supported Godot communities.

  • Create and improve demo projects (GDScript, C#, and making assets). We provide new users with demo projects so they can quickly test new features or get familiar with the engine in the first place. At industry events, we might even exhibit these demo projects to showcase what Godot can do! Help improve existing projects or write your own, and join the demo channel in the Godot Contributors Chat to talk about it.

  • Write plugins (GDScript, C#, & more). Community addons are not directly included in the core engine download or repository, yet they provide essential quality of life upgrades for your fellow game developers. Upload your plugins to the Godot Asset Library to make them available to others.

  • Create tutorials & more. How did you get started with the Godot Engine? Chances are you looked for learning materials outside of what the official documentation provides. Without content creators covering the game development process, there would not be this big of a community today. We greatly appreciate every person who makes it their goal to teach others how to use Godot!

  • Call for Moderators. With a community of our size, we need people to step up as volunteer moderators in all kinds of places. These teams are organized by the Godot Foundation, but would not function without the dedication of active community members like you.

    Have a look around your favorite community platform and you might come across open application calls.