Cursor
AI-first code editor with agents, chat and codebase-aware edits; usable for gameplay code in any language or engine.
Visit official site ↗Free tier + paidCommercial use allowed
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Can I use Cursor in a commercial game?
Yes Yes. Cursor's published terms allow commercial use on every plan.
What the terms say: Terms of Service 5.3: you retain rights in Inputs and Anysphere assigns to you all of its right, title and interest (if any) in Suggestions. Read the vendor's terms ↗ · Checked
Verdict: For devs who want an AI-first editor with a free tier; its terms assign suggestion rights to you, and third-party model usage is billed separately.
- Best for
- An AI-first editor for game code
- Tasks
- Coding assistants
- Engines
- Any (standard file export / engine-agnostic)
- Price & free tier
- Free plan Free $0 plan
Free US$0/month; Plus US$8/month; Premium US$30/month; Super US$100/month; Ultra US$200/month; Teams US$30+/user/month. Third-party model usage billed separately.
Source: https://cursor.com/pricing - Export formats
- n/a (code in your repo)
- Commercial use & licence
- Commercial use allowed
Terms of Service 5.3: you retain rights in Inputs and Anysphere assigns to you all of its right, title and interest (if any) in Suggestions.
Source: https://cursor.com/terms-of-service - Revenue share / caps
- Not stated by vendor
- API
- Not applicable Editor product
- MCP server
- Connects to MCP servers Connects to MCP servers via mcp.json
Source: https://cursor.com/docs/mcp - Last checked
We summarise what the vendor's own pages say on the date above. "Not stated by vendor" means we couldn't find that detail on the vendor's pages. Read the vendor's current terms before you ship anything.
