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 # Installation
 
-<!-- TODO: write document
+GDScript is a domain specific language and can thereby requires the godot game engine to be installed.
 
-  This document should describe what the student needs to install
-  to allow working on the track on their local system using the CLI.
+## General
 
-  You can include the installation instructions in this document, but
-  usually it is better to link to a resource with the official installation
-  instructions, to prevent the instructions from becoming outdated.
+Working on the track will require the godot engine being setup to run from the terminal.
 
-  The contents of this document are displayed on the track's documentation
-  page at `https://exercism.org/docs/tracks/<track>/installation`.
+You can install godot through [gitub][godot-github].
+Pick the version marked with your operating system and the version marked as non mono.
 
-  See https://exercism.org/docs/building/tracks/docs for more information. -->
+You can also install godot through [steam][godot-steam], but it is a bit harder to setup it to work as a cli tool, thereby it is not recommended while working on the track.
+
+## Windows
+
+### Github
+
+First you have to download the bit version which your operating system has (likely 64bit) of the engine from [github][godot-github].
+Then you have open up the explorer and navigate to the folder where you downloaded the engine.
+Right click on the zip file and press extract all.
+Select a folder to extract the engine to and press extract.
+
+### Setup godot to terminal
+
+This tutorial will use powershell 7, other methods might work but are not covered here.
+
+To be able to run godot from powershell you have to add the engine to the path variable.
+To do this you have to open up the start menu and search for `edit environment variables for your account`.
+Press enter and a window should open up.
+Click on the `path` variable and press edit.
+Press new and add the path to the folder where you extracted the engine (**not the executable**).
+
+After you have added the path variable you have to add a godot alias to powershell.
+Running: `echo $profile` should give you the path to the powershell profile.
+Open up the file in a text editor and add the following line:
+`New-Alias godot Godot_v<version>-stable_win64_console.exe`
+
+Note: Every time you update the engine you have to redo these steps.
+
+Writing `godot` in powershell should now open up the godot editor.
+
+## Linux
+
+First you have to download the bit version which your operating system has (likely 64bit) of the engine from [github][godot-github] and pick the non mono version.
+To download write the following in the terminal: `sudo wget https://github.com/godotengine/godot/releases/download/<version>-stable/Godot_v<version>-stable_linux.x86_64.zip`.
+Then you have to unzip, `unzip Godot_v<version>-stable_linux.x86_64.zip`.
+Then you have to move the engine to the `/usr/local/bin` folder, `sudo mv Godot_v<version>-stable_linux.x86_64 /usr/local/bin/godot`.
+
+To verify that the engine is installed correctly you can write `godot --version` in the terminal.
+
+[godot-github]: https://github.com/godotengine/godot/releases
+[godot-steam]: https://store.steampowered.com/app/404790/Godot_Engine/