O3DE Is Open Source & Free
Available for
Linux + Windows
Get the latest version 23.05
The latest version comes with exciting new features built from our incredible open source community.
VERSION UPDATES
- Easier onboarding & collaboration
- Streamlined multiplayer setup
- Artist workflow enhancements
- Usability improvements
- Increased terrain performance
- New Sky Atmosphere and Stars components
Minimum System Requirements
O3DE requires Windows 10 64-bit (versions 1809, 10.0.17763 or later)
- 2.5 GHz Intel or AMD processor with 4 or more physical cores
- 8 GB RAM
- DirectX 12, Vulkan-compatible, or Metal-compatible video card with 2 GB VRAM minimum
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with driver version 471.11 or later
- AMD Radeon Pro 560 or higher with latest drivers
- Intel HD 630 or higher with latest drivers
- Shader Model 6.2 (or Shader Model 6.3 to use raytracing features)
- 4 GB VRAM recommended
- 40 to 100 GB of free disk space
- 1366 x 768 px screen resolution
VERSION UPDATES
- Easier onboarding & collaboration
- Streamlined multiplayer setup
- Artist workflow enhancements
- Usability improvements
- Increased terrain performance
- New Sky Atmosphere and Stars components
Customise your engine
Looking to dive deep into O3DE?
Get the engine sources, build O3DE, and start working with the code now.
HELPFUL RESOURCES
Download O3DE, follow the installation instructions, watch the videos below, and start interacting with our awesome community.
Prerequisites of O3DE
Read up on the hardware and platform requirements to build and run O3DE.
Setting up O3DE from GitHub
For the Developer Preview, follow these instructions closely. Save yourself a few early adopter headaches!
Install O3DE for Windows
Learn how to install O3DE for Windows 64-bit.
Setup Troubleshooting
Rarely do things go perfectly. Check out our initial troubleshooting advice, or contribute your own tips!
Get the latest version 23.05
The latest version comes with exciting new features built from our incredible open source community.
VERSION UPDATES
- Improved authoring experience for game & robotics development
- Multiplayer Sample Game, with reference implementations of common game elements
- PhysX authoring workflow improvements, and support for PhysX 5.1
- Increased animation capabilities
- New Terrain System paintbrush tool & developer guide
- Support for OpenXR-compatible devices
Minimum System Requirements
O3DE for Linux requires Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
- 2.5 GHz Intel or AMD processor with 4 or more physical cores
- 8 GB RAM
- DirectX 12, Vulkan-compatible, or Metal-compatible video card with 2 GB VRAM minimum
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with driver version 471.11 or later
- AMD Radeon Pro 560 or higher with latest drivers
- Intel HD 630 or higher with latest drivers
- Shader Model 6.2 (or Shader Model 6.3 to use raytracing features)
- 4 GB VRAM recommended
- 40 to 100 GB of free disk space
- 1366 x 768 px screen resolution
VERSION UPDATES
- Improved authoring experience for game & robotics development
- Multiplayer Sample Game, with reference implementations of common game elements
- PhysX authoring workflow improvements, and support for PhysX 5.1
- Increased animation capabilities
- New Terrain System paintbrush tool & developer guide
- Support for OpenXR-compatible devices
Customise your engine
Looking to dive deep into O3DE?
Get the engine sources, build O3DE, and start working with the code now.
HELPFUL RESOURCES
Download O3DE, follow the installation instructions, watch the videos below, and start interacting with our awesome community.
Prerequisites of O3DE
Read up on the hardware and platform requirements to build and run O3DE.
Setting up O3DE from GitHub
For the Developer Preview, follow these instructions closely. Save yourself a few early adopter headaches!
Install O3DE for Windows
Learn how to install O3DE for Windows 64-bit.
Setup Troubleshooting
Rarely do things go perfectly. Check out our initial troubleshooting advice, or contribute your own tips!
Community Support
O3DE has a global, open source community has a wide and inclusive family who support and create together to ensure everyone can succeed and take part.
