SA:MP has been stuck in limbo for years, with no updates and plenty of workarounds just to keep things running. open.mp changes that—it's a full rewrite that fixes long-standing issues, improves scripting, and removes old limits while keeping your existing code working. But what does that actually mean for you? Let's break it down.

It's finally here! 🎉 After years of development, rewrites, and challenges, we're excited to introduce Release Candidate 1 (RC1) of the open.mp server. This marks a major step towards our official 1.0 release, bringing significant updates, features, and improvements.

We've just released open.mp server beta 9, bringing major improvements, fixes, and the highly anticipated SA:MP 0.3DL support! This update includes new features, better plugin compatibility, and enhanced server configuration options.

After years of development, experimentation, and a full rewrite, open.mp is reaching a major milestone! We're launching our first semi-public beta testing program and working on something huge—cross-play support across different versions of GTA San Andreas.

Want to be part of the open.mp team? We get this question a lot, so here's how you can contribute and get involved!

We just hit an incredible milestone—10,000 users in our Discord! 🎉 It's been a while, so here's a quick update on what's been happening and what's next for open.mp.

We've been getting a lot of questions about SA-MP for Android, so we wanted to share our thoughts and plans for a legal multiplayer alternative.

We recently hosted a live Q&A podcast with the open.mp dev team, covering everything from project updates and scripting improvements to future plans and community involvement. If you missed it, you can watch the full recording here!

A key focus of open.mp is maintaining backward compatibility—your existing SA:MP scripts will continue to work as-is. However, open.mp also introduces improvements to fix inconsistencies and make scripting more intuitive and powerful.

Here's a look at some common SA:MP issues we're addressing and how open.mp enhances the experience.

Testing in SA:MP has always been challenging, but open.mp introduces new tools to make it easier and more efficient. With an open-source codebase, enhanced debugging tools, and a powerful new "mock" library for simulating player interactions, testing is now more automated and reliable than ever.