High-performance cross-platform games

Marmalade allows you to create cross-platform, high-performance 2D and 3D games using C++. Many of the world’s top-selling 2D and 3D games, number one on both the App Store, Google Play and Amazon Appstore, have been made with Marmalade, including:

	Draw Something (OMGPOP) The insanely successful social smash hit for iOS and Android
	Plants vs Zombies (PopCap) Ported from iOS to Android using Marmalade
	Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies (Activision) The console-quality experience on iOS
	Need for Speed: Shift (EA) Ported from iOS to Android and beyond using Marmalade
	Pro Evo Soccer 2012 (Konami) Bringing the #1 football franchise to iOS, Android and bada
	Cut the Rope (ZeptoLab) Ported from iOS to BlackBerry PlayBook, Smart TV and beyond using Marmalade

Maximum performance: Leverage your C++ skills

Marmalade is the only cross-platform SDK that lets you exploit your existing C++ game development skills on mobile. Do you really want to write games in Java, JavaScript or other high-level language, and see your game crippled by a clunky and monolithic virtual machine? Thought not. Marmalade uses C++, so you can build and test games in Microsoft Visual C++ or Xcode the way you know how.

Maximum portability: Leverage your C++ code

Marmalade is the only cross-platform SDK that lets you exploit your existing C/C++ game code on mobile. Does it make sense to build your game from scratch in a drag-and-drop editor, unable to use any pre-existing code, or ever to take your code elsewhere? No, it doesn’t. Marmalade supports all the C/C++ standard libraries and STL, meaning that you can re-use existing game engines or even large portions of game codebases. In Marmalade, most open source C/C++ modules "just work" with, at most, trivial modifications.

Maximum familiarity: Use your favourite middleware

The Marmalade Partners Program and our open source GitHub space are growing rapidly, ensuring that you can use your favorite tools and runtimes such as Cocos2D, box2D, Bullet, Lua, Open Feint, morpheme, ShiVa3D, Scoreloop and many more. Middleware providers love Marmalade, as it’s so easy for them to port their runtimes to our standard-C platform.

Join with the biggest and the best

Many of the world’s largest games publishers and 1000s of smaller developers trust Marmalade to deploy their premium franchises across smartphones, tablets and Smart TVs. Activision, EA Mobile, PopCap, Konami, Square Enix, Bandai Namco and many more choose Marmalade. Click around the site to see some case studies.