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Fyrox
Feature-rich 3D game engine written in Rust
As of 30 August 2026, Fyrox is free to use. Fyrox (formerly rg3d) is a feature-rich, production-ready 3D and 2D game engine written in Rust. Softwr lists it under Game Development. Fyrox is made by Fyrox Contributors, launched in 2019, available on Windows, macOS, Linux.
Overview
What Fyrox does
Fyrox (formerly rg3d) is a feature-rich, production-ready 3D and 2D game engine written in Rust. It includes a scene editor, animation system, and physics integration.
What people use it for
- 3D game development
- 2D games
- Simulation
- Prototyping
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Pricing
What Fyrox costs
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Open Source
Free
- Full engine access
- Scene editor
- Physics integration
- Community support
Capabilities
Features
Scene editor
3D/2D rendering
Physics (Rapier)
Animation system
Sound engine
UI framework
Navmesh
Particle systems
Rapier physics
Integration with Rapier physics
WASM
Integration with WASM
Rust ecosystem
Integration with Rust ecosystem
Memory safe (Rust)
Memory safe (Rust) security feature
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Questions people ask
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How much does Fyrox Engine cost?
Fyrox is a free, open-source game engine built in Rust. There are no pricing tiers, subscription fees, or commercial licensing costs. The engine is available to download and use at no cost.
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Who makes Fyrox
- Company
- Fyrox Contributors
- Based in
- Open Source
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