New game dev courses are available on Unreal Online Learning! Learn how to convert Blueprints to C++, how to get started in game audio design, and how to create a game environment from scratch.
Missed our webinar on source control systems? Now you can watch it on demand! Discover options for reducing risk and improving collaboration between developers on Unreal Engine projects.
Developer Drifter shares how it executed on Lies Beneath comic-book visuals and designed the VR horror game’s environments, weapons, enemies, and more.
With games like Bright Memory: Infinite, Call of the Sea, Chorus, and more, the majority of newly revealed titles shown running on Xbox Series X during Microsoft’s gaming event are powered by Unreal Engine.
Using Quixel Megascans assets, Epic's Sjoerd De Jong breaks down how to render a beautiful and fully dynamic sky while showcasing atmospheric changes and powerful Material Editor integration.
Make development a breeze! Rapidly layout scenes, design metropolises, add flair with effects, and more with May’s free Unreal Engine Marketplace content.
Missed our webinar on collaborative workflows in Unreal Engine? Now you can watch it on demand! Learn how multiple artists can simultaneously make changes to the same project safely and reliably, and how to perform collaborative design review.
nDreams Game Director Lewis Brundish and Technical Director Grant Bolton talk about how they developed a stealth VR shooter that takes place entirely from a kayak.
Technical Artist Alex Bailey talks about the unique challenges of implementing RTX ray tracing in space and showcases how AstroNaughty Games overcame these hurdles to enhance the look of Grimmstar.
Kazuki Kimoto details how CyberConnect2 recreated Dragon Ball’s iconic world, characters, and visual effects in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. The game director also shares the studio’s artistic workflow.
Bulkhead Interactive programmers walk readers through the process of porting a high fidelity first-person experience to Nintendo Switch using Unreal Engine.
Unreal Fast Track is a five-week online challenge for students around the world to learn Unreal Engine, gain industry-relevant soft skills, and attend Q&As with game development professionals.
Shape your worlds with breathtaking mountains, fill your landscapes with sprawling vegetation, and rest by soothing ocean waves—all with this month’s free content!
Missed our webinar on Unreal Engine and Quixel? Now you can watch it on demand! Learn how Quixel Megascans, Bridge, and Mixer 2020—along with Unreal Engine—are pushing the boundaries of what’s now possible with 3D visualization.
A world-class games program gives students the opportunity to explore and develop skills in interactive 3D that can be used in industries from automotive to film and TV.
A world-class games program gives students the opportunity to explore and develop skills in interactive 3D that can be used in industries from automotive to film and TV.