Solsta is a build distribution and delivery platform for game studios — centralizing and increasing efficiency of common game development engineering needs. It lets teams install, update, rollback, and launch game builds across Windows, macOS, Linux, and consoles without replacing existing CI/CD pipelines. Solsta sits on top of your current workflow and handles the delivery layer: getting the right build to the right machine, fast.

Solsta's diff-based compression and data deduplication cut build transfer sizes by up to 90%. Instead of transferring a full build on every update, Solsta computes and sends only the delta — the bytes that changed between versions. For studios shipping large builds to QA, certification, or distributed teams, this compounds into significant time and bandwidth savings.

Solsta integrates with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, TeamCity, and QuickBuild. Integration is available through the Solsta CLI for headless pipeline use or the GUI for no-code configuration. Setup takes minutes — no pipeline replacement, no migration required. Your existing CI triggers Solsta as a delivery step.

Yes. Solsta is engine-agnostic and works with Unity, Unreal Engine, CryEngine, O3DE, Godot, and any custom or proprietary engine. Solsta operates at the build artifact level — it doesn't touch source code, engine internals, or your build scripts. If your engine produces a build output, Solsta can distribute it.

No. Solsta overlays on your existing workflow. Your CI system, version control (Perforce, Git), and storage solutions stay in place. Solsta handles the delivery layer — moving built artifacts from your pipeline to the machines that need them. Most studios are up and running without changing a single existing build step.