On Tuesday, July 14, Unreal Fest Online is a free one-day virtual event that brings together Unreal Fest and Unreal Academy to offer an exciting and informative program of sessions that’s open to everyone.
The next Twinmotion Community Challenge is on, and this one’s a little different. We’ll provide the model and you need to dream up a stunning setting to show it off. Share your images for the chance to win a $500 cash prize.
Want to learn real-time animation and virtual production workflows, create your own short film—and be in with the chance to win $50,000 AUS? Take part in the Unreal Engine Real-Time Short Film Challenge!
The Pulse is a thought-provoking video series that uncovers emerging trends in interactive technology across architecture, automotive, film & TV, and games. Get inspired and explore real-time 3D today!
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.
Build: for Architecture events are where professionals come to discover the latest real-time innovations that are transforming architecture, engineering, and construction. Find out more.
Build: for Automotive events are where real-time workflows converge with AI, cloud, and big data in a showcase of the most innovative technology projects in the automotive industry. Find out more.
Update: Regrettably, uncertainty around health concerns has made it unviable to send our employees, and so we have made the difficult decision to withdraw attendance.
Archviz enthusiast Paweł Rymsza gives an insight into the techniques and process behind his winning entry for the second Twinmotion Community Challenge, “The Best Modern Building in Fall.”
In 2020, Unreal Fest Europe and Unreal Academy will be rolled into one. Bringing together professionals from a whole range of industries to learn, get inspired, and network, we’re looking for speakers from games, media and entertainment, automotive, architecture, education, and beyond.
Interactive tools for design and engineering, pixel streaming, and immersive UE4-powered VR dealership experiences were just some of the hot topics discussed at this year’s Build: Munich for Automotive event.
I/ITSEC 2019 is just around the corner! Come and explore how innovative real-time training and simulation solutions built on Unreal Engine are improving realism, safety, and performance across the defense and security industries.
At Autodesk University 2019 in Las Vegas, we experienced the future of interactive design with the latest real-time technology. Watch booth presentations from our own in-house specialists and inspiring guest presenters and learn more about our speakers below.
Unreal Fest Europe returns to Prague from April 29 to May 1, 2020! If you can share how to build imaginative gameplay systems, refine artistic workflows, or speak to other game development gems, we want to hear from you.
It’s time for the next Twinmotion Community Challenge! Share your videos for the chance to win some great prizes. We’re looking for spectacular visualizations on the theme “The Best Modern Building in Fall.”
Over 300 AEC professionals convened at RIBA in London for the biggest Build: London for Architecture event yet. Find out what went down—and why big data was the topic on everybody’s lips.
Unreal Academy is a training event for creatives, designers, and visualization specialists in the architectural visualization, automotive & transportation, film & television, and other non-games fields who are seeking to tap into the potential of using Unreal Engine’s real-time technology.
The latest Unreal Indie Dev Days offered a variety of presentations to help smaller dev teams and those new to Unreal Engine be as successful as possible. View them here.
Taking place in Seattle and NYC, Unreal Dev Days offers presentations and strategic info about Unreal Engine to help developers be as successful as possible. Plus, get the details on our first ever Unreal Indie Dev Days!
Students love playing games like Fortnite. What if they could enjoy learning history, math, science, or social studies while they play and create?
Epic Games invites secondary school teachers to submit lesson plans that utilize interactive 3D technology to engage their students for a chance to win cash prizes up to $25,000. To enter the contest, submit a new or existing lesson plan that incorporates Fortnite Creative, Twinmotion, or Unreal Engine by September 30, 2020.
Lesson plans can cover any topic for ages 13 and up—whether that’s a core subject like history, math, or science, or vocational skills like game design, engineering, or urban planning. Need help teaching with real-time tools? We have so many resources and lesson plan examples to help you get started!
Can you tell a story with Unreal? If so, then the Unreal Film Jam is for you! Use your cinematic and technical talents to create a short inspired by the theme "Oh, the places you'll go" for a chance to receive cash and sponsored prizes, Marketplace credits, and even personalized project reviews with Blur Studio (creators of Love, Death & Robots) and Epic.