Choose your path

Play the classic. Follow what comes next.

Atrinik Classic is the current playable, actively maintained game. Its software follows one coordinated 5.x release line; the next-generation foundations do not yet form a complete public download.

Release status

Two lines, clearly labeled

Classic and next-generation software have different licenses and different levels of readiness.

Path IPlayable now

Atrinik Classic

The unified atrinik/classic repository is the supported GPL-2.0-or-later software line. The download below follows the release that matches the official server, with checksums for every file.

  • Current playable implementation
  • One repository, version, and release notes stream
  • GPL-2.0-or-later software
Path IINot yet downloadable

Next generation

The independently released MIT Go and Rust repositories use evidence-gated provenance and provide foundations in development. They do not yet make up a complete game, so no next-generation download is offered here.

  • Evidence-gated foundation repositories
  • MIT-licensed software
  • No public download

Atrinik Classic client

Download Atrinik Classic

Every Classic release ships a portable Windows x86_64 client and a Linux x86_64 AppImage, together with checksums and an SBOM.

Windows

On the release page, download the file ending inwindows-x86_64.zip. Extract the ZIP, keep its files together, and run atrinik.exe.

Linux

Download the file ending in linux-x86_64.AppImage, make it executable with chmod +x, then run it. It requires x86_64 and glibc 2.39 or newer, for example Ubuntu 24.04 or newer.

Classic software is licensed under GPL-2.0-or-later. Maps, graphics, audio, and other authored content can carry separate, per-file terms; the website’s MIT license does not cover downloaded files.

Before you begin

Check the release that you choose

Check platform support

Classic releases include a portable Windows x86_64 client and server and a Linux x86_64 AppImage client, which you can find on the release page. There is no macOS client and no published editor binary. Confirm the exact release notes before installing anything.

Keep licenses distinct

Classic software is GPL-2.0-or-later. Maps, graphics, audio, and other authored content can carry separate, per-file terms.

Watch the roadmap

Next-generation availability will be announced through the project’s public development and release process when it is ready.