Xogot: Godot for iPad & iPhone

Name: Xogot: Godot for iPad & iPhone
Rating: 4.1 (141 reviews)
Author: Xibbon, Inc

By: Xibbon, Inc App

Complete 2D & 3D Game Engine

Overview

Version:

1.6.8

Last updated: 2026-08-11

Features & Capabilities

Xogot brings the full Godot game engine to iPad and iPhone with a native touch-first experience. Create, test, and share 2D and 3D games anywhere—and start using core Xogot functionality for free, with no subscription.

Start fast with templates, learn as you go with integrated API docs, and import projects from iCloud, USB drives, or GitHub. Open-sourced runtime and cross-device workflow let you edit on mobile and continue on desktop Godot—no lock-in.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Xibbon, Inc

Rating:

4.10

(141) 5 new ratings

Version:

1.6.8 Last updated: 2026-08-11

Version code:

889573054

Creation date:

2025-05-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

420.09MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 124,498 ▲ 1,613

Other rankings

#78 in complete keyword 23 ▲

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Xibbon, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/xogot-godot-for-ipad-iphone/id6469385251

Website:

https://xogot.com

User Reviews

Xogot provides a Godot-like, portable development experience on iPad/iPhone with helpful tutorials and seamless previews. However, users consistently cite a costly subscription model, gating of core features, onboarding and stability issues, missing asset/inspector tooling, and concerning licensing terms. Overall, portability and familiarity are strengths, but pricing, feature gaps, and bugs hinder broader adoption.

Pros

Portable Godot-like development on iPad/iPhone, enabling work anywhere.
Feels similar to Godot with helpful tutorials and learning resources.
Seamless game preview on device, sometimes better than desktop workflows.
Productivity boost when a laptop isn’t available, allowing on-the-go coding and testing.

Cons

Steep, recurring price with a subscription model; pricing is unclear and has changed (e.g., $25 to $50).
Core features and project creation are gated behind payment, making it hard to start or experiment without subscribing.
Stability and bugs after updates, including freezes, crashes, and scenes becoming unusable.
Missing essential Godot-like features for asset creation (sprite import, inspector) and tooling (plugin management), plus onboarding gaps.
Licensing/ToS concerns about royalties and terms, raising trust questions about how projects are used or redistributed.