Getting started
Install on Windows
Flockbay for Windows is a code-signed installer you download from flockbay.com and run. It installs for your user account only, so it does not ask for an administrator.
For the game itself, see the AI game maker.
Installing
- Open flockbay.com and press Download Flockbay. You do not need an account to download it.
- Run the installer when it finishes downloading.
- If your PC does not already have Microsoft’s WebView2 runtime, the installer fetches and installs it for you. Most Windows 11 machines already have it.
- Open Flockbay when the installer finishes.
Why the download is large
Flockbay ships with its own copy of the Godot engine, pinned to an exact version. That is what your game runs on, and it is why there is nothing else for you to install.
It is also most of the size of the download.
Updates
Flockbay checks for a newer build when it opens and while it runs, and offers it to you in the app. It downloads and verifies the update in the background, installs it when you press Update, and relaunches itself to finish; a version too old to keep working asks you to update first.
The app menu carries a "Check for updates" item if you want to look right away.
Each platform’s build carries its own version number. Windows and Linux are the current release; the earlier Mac build does not run your own Claude plan in the app or host the full Godot editor.
Related
- System requirements
- What happens on first launch
- Install on Mac
- Security: where your project lives and what leaves your machine
- How to make games in Claude Code: from install to a game you can play
- Build with your Claude plan
- Do I need Godot installed to use Flockbay?
- Flockbay vs Summer Engine: official Godot, or an engine built on it
