The team behind Gaea, GeoGlyph, and other QuadSpinner products.
Gaea 2.1 is now available in Public Early Access Preview, bringing major workflow improvements, expanded mesh support, and increased stability. This update enhances your terrain-building experience with powerful new features and over 100 fixes addressing key user-reported issues.
We have backported several features from the upcoming Gaea 2.1 to Gaea 2.0.6 as a New Year's Gift for our wonderful community! See what's new in this build.
More than a decade ago, a writer named Alan Wake went on a vacation that was meant to rid him of his writer's block only to be trapped in a nightmare world. 13 years later, Remedy Entertainment took us back to Cauldron Lake and chose Gaea as their primary tool to bring this place to life.
We just shipped Gaea 2.0.4, our largest update since the initial public beta of 2.0, if you count the number of items in it. While this release has quite a few new features - some big crowd-pleasers that will save LOTS of time and reduce frustration - the big hero is stability.
We're very pleased to announce that Gaea 2.0 is now available for everyone and is considered production-ready. The FREE Community Edition is also available for download.
We are releasing a Release Candidate build on July 24, and moving the final release date to July 31. Here's a list of new tools and improvements coming to Gaea.
Gaea 2.0 will be released on July 24, preceded by a public beta starting on late June.
Gaea 1.3.2 brings new rock tools, object to heightfield capture, and supersampled screenshots.
This penultimate release for the 1.3.1 series brings highly requested changes, including an overhauled undo system, new undo-related tooling, auto-recovery options, and more.
The new Undo and Recovery tools help you experiment, revert changes, explore different opportunities, and flex your creative muscles without facing unexpected crashes or loss of data.
