Kaigen, a C-based AI-native game engine, opens closed beta
gdechichi · x · 2026-09-25
Kaigen is a lightweight game engine written in C and optimized per platform, promising AAA power at mobile size with native performance everywhere. The team says it's built from scratch for AI coding, is taking demo bookings for commercial shippers, and has opened a closed beta with a playable web demo.
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