Windows
Inspect the release's Windows assets and evaluation instructions. Keep a disposable testing profile separate from important game work.
View Windows releasesGet the PlayWeld IDE.
Choose an available release for your operating system, or build the desktop workspace from source. Read the package's version-specific requirements before installing.
Linux
Inspect available Linux packages and their host requirements. Source builds also need native libraries for the Theia and Electron toolchain.
View Linux releasesBefore the first launch
- Check the actual release assets, operating system, and requirements.
- Read the release notes, compatibility, and verification results.
- Prepare a separate profile for testing and install your game engine independently.
- Launch the Control Room and confirm its local service connection.
Building from source?
The documented development environment uses Node.js 24 or later, npm 11, and Git. Windows and Linux need their respective native build prerequisites.
The desktop Electron application and the browser development target are separate workspaces. Use the source guide to build the target you intend to run.
Build and launch PlayWeldA version number is only the starting point.
Compare source identity, package availability, checksums, signatures, and installed runtime results separately. Screenshots demonstrate the captured application, not an installer acceptance claim.