The Godot engine will continue to receive funding from JetBrains
JetBrains, a company renowned for its development tools, has extended its financial support for the Godot Foundation through 2027.
The team behind the Godot engine announced that JetBrains has decided to maintain its "platinum" sponsor status, which it first acquired in August 2025. The exact amount they agreed to contribute is unspecified, but according to the Godot Foundation’s terms, it must be at least 50,000 euros.
The Godot Foundation also reminded that JetBrains’ support isn't limited to just funds.
“Alongside its sponsorship, JetBrains continues to enhance the capabilities of working with Godot in JetBrains Rider. Over the past year, JetBrains Rider has come to support GDScript, C#, and C++ GDExtensions within a single integrated development environment (IDE). Moreover, JetBrains Rider is available free for non-commercial use,” wrote the Godot Foundation in its blog.
In addition to JetBrains, the Godot Foundation has five other "platinum" sponsors: W4 Games, Battlefield Studios, V-Sekai, Mega Crit, and Buckshot Roulette creator Mike Klubnika.