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CRI Middleware announced on July 8, 2026, that its middleware brand CRIWARE is now fully compatible with the open-source game engine Godot. The move covers audio and video tools already supporting Unity and Unreal Engine, and positions CRIWARE to serve all three major engines as Godot's user base grows overseas.
The Godot Foundation announced it will revise contributor guidelines to restrict generative AI use, citing a surge in low-quality AI-generated pull requests that overwhelm volunteer reviewers. The new rules prohibit AI-generated code, AI agent submissions, and AI-written communication, with exceptions for simple tools like code completion and machine translation.
In a lengthy Q&A published by Automaton, Godot Engine developers from W4 Games discussed console porting difficulties, including performance optimization, platform certification, input redesign, and build pipeline complexity. The interview, conducted by indie developer Supaui, also touched on W4 Consoles adoption in Japan and the Japanese market's growth potential.