Get a first glimpse of Unreal Engine 5 and the new core technologies that will free creators to reach the highest level of real-time rendering detail in the next generation of games and beyond.
Releasing on next-gen consoles, People Can Fly’s Creative Director Bartek Kmita explains how the highly-anticipated shooter offers in-depth customization options, a dynamic difficulty system, and a large, dangerous, and detailed world.
From Rare’s new IP Everwild to GSC Game World's highly-anticipated S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, Unreal Engine-powered projects shined during Microsoft’s gaming event.
In this article by freelancer Brian Crecente, creators and leaders from nearly a dozen studios share a wide range of opinions about the biggest and best innovations to hit this generation, the technological limitations that sometimes held them back, sometimes inspired them to excel, and where they see game development headed in the near future.
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.