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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 2D games that helps solo developers and small teams move from first scene to a published game without writing code or setting up a backend. It uses a visual node editor to assemble game logic and a drag-and-drop scene editor to build worlds and behaviors.
The editor provides a real-time preview so changes can be tested immediately, avoiding long build cycles. Projects export from a single setup to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Web, while the editor outputs clean, versioned JSON contracts that run on a separate .NET 9 and MonoGame runtime.
Key features
- Visual node-based editor for building game mechanics by connecting nodes and defining behaviors—no code required
- Drag-and-drop scene editor to place objects, set up physics, and see changes in real time
- Real-time preview to test gameplay instantly without waiting for build steps
- One-click publish from a single project to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS (and Web) without per-platform setup
- Clean, versioned JSON pipeline: the editor generates JSON contracts and a separate engine executes them across platforms
How Egmatic works
- 1
Create a new project
Start in the editor to build scenes, import resources, and set up your game structure.
- 2
Assemble logic visually
Use the node-based editor to connect nodes and define behaviors for game mechanics.
- 3
Preview then one-click publish
Test instantly with real-time preview, then publish from a single project to supported platforms.
Use cases
- A solo developer prototypes a 2D mechanic in the visual node editor, then iterates on scenes with real-time preview until it’s ready to publish.
- A small team designs levels by dragging and dropping elements, configuring physics in the scene editor, and validating gameplay instantly before exporting.
- A developer wants to avoid tool lock-in: Egmatic outputs versioned JSON contracts that a separate .NET 9 + MonoGame runtime uses to run the game on multiple platforms.
Who is it for?
Egmatic is designed for solo developers and small teams creating 2D games who prefer visual tools over coding. It fits creators who want to ship across multiple platforms without managing separate build setups or a custom backend.