Results for: Unreal Engine 5

Project Borealis: Prologue, a fan-made Half-Life 3 experience, is now available on Steam. Developed using Unreal Engine 5, this prologue offers a glimpse into Gordon Freeman’s journey and the next chapter of the Half-Life saga. While the prologue is short, clocking in at around 10-15 minutes, it’s a promising start and a testament to the passionate fan community dedicated to keeping the Half-Life universe alive.

A fan-made Half-Life 3 project, ‘Project Borealis,’ showcases the immense graphical demands of Unreal Engine 5.4. Even an RTX 4080 struggles to achieve 60FPS at native 4K, highlighting the need for technologies like DLSS and Frame Generation to deliver smooth gameplay on high-end hardware.

The PlayStation 5 Pro is making waves, delivering noticeably better graphics than the standard PS5 in the impressive ‘The Matrix Awakens’ demo. While the demo uses an older version of Unreal Engine 5, the PS5 Pro’s potential for even greater performance with a dedicated patch is exciting. This article delves into the visual and performance differences between the two consoles and explores what this means for the future of PS5 Pro gaming.

This week in gaming brings a diverse range of titles, from the microscopic world of ‘Empire of the Ants’ to the theme park thrills of ‘Planet Coaster 2’. Plus, a new online survival game puts you in the feathered shoes of a duck, and NVIDIA is giving away a custom RTX PC in a Lofi Girl-themed Fortnite competition.

New rumors suggest that Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2 console will fully support Unreal Engine 5, including features like Lumen and Nanite. This could mean a significant leap in graphics fidelity and performance for the handheld, potentially even exceeding the capabilities of the Valve Steam Deck.

A talented creator has brought the city of Riften from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to life using Unreal Engine 5. This impressive tech demo showcases the potential for future Elder Scrolls games with stunning visuals and a realistic scale.

343 Industries, the studio behind the iconic Halo franchise, has undergone a major transformation, rebranding itself as Halo Studios and embracing Unreal Engine 5. This move signifies a new chapter for the Halo series, focusing on streamlined game development and a fresh creative vision.

Empire of the Ants, a soon-to-be-released real-time strategy game, offers a unique perspective by putting players in control of an ant colony. Developed by Tower Five and published by Microids, the game leverages the power of Unreal Engine 5.4 to deliver stunning visuals and an unusual third-person perspective, making it a standout in the crowded RTS market.

CD Projekt Red, the developers behind The Witcher series, has announced that the development team for the upcoming ‘The Witcher 4’, codenamed Polaris, has reached its peak size. With 410 developers currently working on the project, the team is expected to remain relatively stable throughout the game’s production.

CD Projekt has confirmed that the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, codenamed ‘Project Orion,’ is moving from research and development into pre-production. This means development is officially underway, and the game will be built using Unreal Engine 5 and feature multiplayer elements.