ORK Framework 3 is the newest iteration of the long-time available and trusted RPG Editor. A massive package filled with features to build any kind of RPG, 2D or 3D!
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RPG Editor: ORK Framework 3 (2025) v3.22.0 (03 Oct 2025) (Latest version)
RPG Editor: ORK Framework 3 (2025) v3.21.0 (June 25, 2025)
RPG Editor: ORK Framework 3 (2025) v3.20.1
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Description
I created ORK Framework to empower artists and developers who are struggling with creating complex systems, and show them that anyone can create an awesome RPG with a little bit of practice and guidance.
I truly believe that you can drastically transform your game development skills and become the artist that you know that you can be. No more stress, no more confusion, ORK Framework is a tool specifically designed to take the stress out of RPG development and give you the confidence you need to create any kind of RPG.
All you need!
ORK Framework 3 comes with everything you need to create your RPG, any way you want. 4 customizable battle systems (and battle grids), extremely flexible status system, formula editor, inventory system, factions, quests, crafting, dialogues and much, much more!
There’s extensive documentation and tutorials available to guide you, including several long-running series, starting a project from scratch, building it piece by piece.
See ORK 3 in action and download the 2D RPG Quickstart, 3D RPG Quickstart, 3D RPG Playground, 3D Action RPG or 2D Grid Battle RPG Unity project.
Join ORK’s friendly community and get support in the support forum.
Documentation & Tutorials
ORK 3’s guide is filled with extensive documentation and tutorials.
For a quick start into ORK 3, check out the 2D RPG Quickstart or 3D RPG Quickstart series. For a more detailed look into creating complex projects, check out the long form tutorial series, e.g. setting up a status system or 3D RPG Playground with turn based or active time battles.
Looking for action combat? Check out the 3D Action RPG series.
Want to learn about battle grids? Take a look at the 2D Grid Battle RPG series.
Status System
The highly flexible status system can be set up as simple or complex as you need it for your game.
Status values are used to set up your usual health, MP, experience, attack, strength and any other number-based value representing a status. Need 3 different health stats, one of them killing the combatant when depleted? ORK’s got your back! You can also set up barrier values to shield other status values from negative changes.
Status development can be handled in different ways, e.g. using a curve, formulas, purchased for experience/items/etc. or using custom systems via schematics.
Abilities define your attacks and skills – physical, magical, melee, ranged or passive (e.g. giving bonuses). Animate and extend your abilities using schematics, e.g. to capture enemies.
Other status system features:
status effects
modifiers
combatants
classes
status bonuses
status conditions
Battle Systems
ORK 3 includes 4 different battle systems:
Turn Based
Active Time
Real Time
Phase
Each system can be tweaked to your needs, you can even set up different variants of each system. You can even use multiple systems in one game, or change the system of a running battle on the fly!
Additionally, you can use battle grids in all battle systems.
There are also different ways to add battles to your game – placed battles, random battle areas, spawned enemies hunting the player or just a continous real time battle in the scene.
Inventory System
The inventory system contains everything you need. Supports optional inventory slots, space limits, stack limits and many more features.
multiple currencies
items
equipment
equipable AI
crafting
Items, equipment, etc. can be dropped into the scene (e.g. by killed enemies or from the player’s inventory), items in the world can be collected, item boxes can be used to store items.
