Patch: Platform for Game Creation, Modding, and Launching Projects
Patch is a game development platform with open-source assets, modding support, and tool control via CLI and MCP.
Patch is a platform for game creation, modding, and launching finished projects.
It brings together everything needed for game development, and the tools can be managed via CLI and MCP, including with AI agents.
What the platform offers:
- More than 50,000 open-source assets.
- You can remix any game published on Patch or create mods for games installed on your computer.
- You can publish your own games as open source so other users can run and modify them.
Patch is now available to everyone.
Why it matters
AnalysisPatch combines game creation, modding, and publishing in one environment, while CLI and MCP support makes it easier to integrate AI agents into game development workflows.
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