What is V Play Engine?

V-Play Engine, now called Felgo, is a cross-platform 2D game engine based on Qt. It's great for mobile and quick development but not as powerful as Unreal Engine, which is better suited for high-end 3D games.
 
Felgo, previously called the V-Play Engine, serves as a platform for making both 2D games and applications for various devices. With Qt as its base, it is possible for developers to develop just once, deploying on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux devices as a result.
 
V-Play Engine, now known as Felgo, is a cross-platform development framework used to build 2D games, apps, and user interfaces using Qt and QML. It simplifies development with features like ready-made components, live code reloading, and native performance. Developers can deploy apps on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and more from a single codebase.
 
V-Play Engine (now called Felgo) is a game development tool based on Qt. You can use it to make 2D games and apps with one codebase for iOS, Android, Windows, etc. It’s kinda like Unity but more focused on mobile and 2D games. Uses QML and JavaScript, so it’s easier to learn if you're not deep into C++. Good for indie devs or quick cross-platform stuff.
 
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