The Unreal Engine is a staple of game development, and one of Epic Games' biggest assets outside of Fortnite. A powerful and available tool for developers, both indie and AAA, Unreal Engine is used ...

A solo game developer has created an incredibly realistic (and slightly creepy) train station scene in Unreal Engine 5. In a three-minute video shared on YouTube, as well as various screenshots (below ...

According to the video’s caption, the artists utilized tools like environment megapacks from the Epic Marketplace, the MetaHumans Creator from Epic, VFX, and Zbrush to create an impressively realistic ...

An Unreal Engine 5 video shows a photo-realistic horror game concept. Given the teaser's short video length, it is quite effective as an immersive experience and reminds players of what's possible in ...

Regardless of the gameplay that comes with it, it’s hard to deny that most game developers and publishers strive to have the best possible graphics for their titles. At first, it was all about using ...

HoYoverse has unveiled another brand-new title currently in the works. Game developer HoYoverse, also known as MiHoYo in China, has revealed a brief glimpse at its next big game: a fantasy title built ...

Mehrdad (He/Him) is a Senior Staff Writer from Iran. He started writing about video games when he was a high-school student. He loves playing competitive FPS games such as Rainbow Six Siege and ...

The Unreal Engine has come an incredibly long way since it debuted as the graphics engine powering Epic Games' (then still known as Epic Megagames) first FPS title. Way back in 1998, Unreal wowed PC ...

Something to look forward to: The Sims 4 is almost a decade old, and no competitor has challenged the franchise as seriously as Cities: Skylines has. Meanwhile, the company behind the immensely ...

In context: Unreal Engine is the standard for making AAA games, new indie sensations, or any other kind of interactive experience for a plethora of platforms. The latest version further pushes the ...

In 2009, Epic Games released what was known as the Unreal Development Kit which was a free version of Unreal Engine 3. Following that up Epic later released Unreal Engine 4, first as a subscription ...