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Egmatic
From first scene to published 2D game, no code
Launched on Oct 5, 2026
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Product Overview
Egmatic is a no-code editor for building and publishing 2D games, designed for solo developers and small teams who want to ship—not just prototype. It provides a visual node-based editor for game logic, a drag-and-drop scene editor for world building, and a real-time preview so changes can be tested instantly without a build step.
From a single project, Egmatic supports one-click publishing to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Web. The editor outputs clean, versioned JSON contracts, while a separate runtime engine built on .NET 9 and MonoGame runs the game on each platform, helping avoid tool lock-in.
Key features
- Visual node-based editor to assemble game mechanics by connecting nodes and defining behaviors without code
- Drag-and-drop scene editor to place objects, set up physics, and see changes in real time
- Real-time preview to test the game instantly without waiting for builds
- One-click publish from a single project to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS
- Clean, versioned JSON pipeline where the editor generates contracts and the engine reads them
- Cross-platform runtime powered by .NET 9 and MonoGame for consistent performance across targets
How Egmatic works
- 1
Create a new project
Start a project in the Egmatic editor and build scenes using drag-and-drop elements.
- 2
Assemble logic in nodes
Connect and configure nodes in the visual node editor to define behaviors and game mechanics.
- 3
Preview and publish to platforms
Use real-time preview to test changes, then publish the project in one click to supported platforms.
Use cases
- A solo developer builds a first 2D platformer by designing scenes with drag-and-drop, then wiring player movement and interactions in the node editor, testing each change via real-time preview.
- A small team iterates on game mechanics during production by updating node-based logic and immediately checking results in the preview, reducing time spent on build cycles.
- An indie studio prepares releases by exporting one project and publishing to multiple platforms with one-click output, while keeping editor output as versioned JSON contracts.
Who is it for?
Egmatic is aimed at solo developers and small teams creating 2D games who prefer visual tools over coding. It fits teams that want cross-platform publishing without per-platform setup or backend work.