Parlyn Engine
A free 3D engine demo — play it in your browser, no install. Open-source 2.5D-first game engine focused on depth, layered environments and accessible workflows.
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Beta 23 safely reopens the last saved project scene or standalone scene after a normal application close. It restores the saved scene, project context, camera, 2.5D/3D view and valid selection while falling back to normal startup if files were moved or removed. It never restores unsaved edits; separate autosave drafts remain the final Phase 2 follow-up. Beta 23 awaits human Windows acceptance.
Beta 22 completed the Phase 2 command/keyboard audit with centralized shortcut routing, Delete selection and a visible reference under **View → Keyboard Shortcuts**.
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