-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 290
Fungus is a free open source tool for creating storytelling games, with a strong focus on accessibility for novice game developers. Users all over the world are now using it to create a wonderfully diverse range of storytelling games.
Fungus is developed by Snozbot, a small independent games company. Chris Gregan is the main developer of Fungus.
Fungus is available on the Unity Asset Store and in the releases section of the Fungus github repository.
Yes. Fungus has an Open Source M.I.T. license. You can use Fungus with both the free personal and pro versions of the Unity game engine.
Yes. We do not charge a license fee.
Fungus runs on any platform supported by the Unity game engine.
No. Fungus can be used to make a variety of story-driven games with no coding required, via its visual scripting Flowchart system.
Yes. Fungus provides an easy way to add visual novel features to any Unity game. It is also possible to extend Fungus to customise the workflow for your team. Checkout the documentation and tutorials for more information.
We provide extensive tutorials and documentation on our website. There is also a comprehensive online training course suitable for beginners at Udemy.
Most definitely! Please tweet gofungus and/or post an item in the announcements section of our forum.
After creating a build, you can use a hosting service such as itch.io, gamejolt.com or newgrounds.com
Please use the forum to report bugs and request new features. You can also checkout our github issues list to see what we have planned.
If a bug is critical and we can't offer a sensible workaround, we will try to fix it as soon as possible. Otherwise, we will aim to fix the issue in the next release.
The very latest version is always available at our github repository. There may also be pre-release packages available in the releases
Versions may have more information about that. The most recent Fungus release tends to directly target the current or immediately previous version of Unity.
There are lots of ways to help the Fungus community to grow!
- Answer questions and post tips on the forum
- Contribute code either via a Github pull request or post code snippets in the forums.
- Improve the documentation by editing the Docs folder on github and send in a pull request.
- Let us know on the forum if you've made a game with Fungus so we can add it to the site.
- If you write an article, blog post, podcast, etc. about Fungus send it in and we'll add it to the @ref community_tutorials section.
Not currently. We're sticking with Unity for the foreseeable future.