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Unreal Engine 5 Is Now Out And It Is Breathtaking.

Today, Unreal Engine held the State of Unreal Livestream where they provided several announcements and insights about their latest game engine, Unreal Engine 5.

It’s true — we’re making Unreal Engine 5.0 available to all developers TODAY! #UE5 pic.twitter.com/DxFej3hqwF

— Unreal Engine (@UnrealEngine) April 5, 2022

After the show, Unreal Engine 5 was made available to all developers, marking a huge milestone in game development. The graphics that we saw in The Matrix Awakens tech demo is now within reach!

As we know, CD Projekt Red had already announced that The Witcher 4 will be developed using this engine. In addition, the new Tomb Raider entry is supposedly in development and is also using the engine.

Furthermore, companies like Square Enix (known for the Final Fantasy series), Bandai Namco (known for Tekken and Dragon Ball FighterZ), and Obsidian Entertainment (known for Outer Worlds and their work on Fallout: New Vegas) have all previously used the Unreal Engine.

Images from the Unreal Engine 5 ‘”City Sample”

With the graphical capabilities demonstrated so far, it is possible that we will see these franchises with graphics that are almost indistinguishable from real life. We can only imagine the immersive worlds that will come from this engine.

However, a major concern is that game optimization is still a rampant issue with modern game releases. The majority of PC players either struggle to maintain 60 frames per second, encountering stuttering and freezes, or they are unable to run the games in the first place.

Combined with the high prices and low availability of recent graphic cards, there is a real fear that the software has overtaken the hardware.

Lest we forget, Cyberpunk was unplayable on last gen consoles on release.

Are you excited for the new frontier of game graphics? Or are you doubtful of the engine’s performance? Go wild with your thoughts in the comment box! Also, don’t forget to join our Discord and discuss all things gaming and entertainment with the All Maverick team and community!

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James is a law graduate who has decided to delve into his long time passion of videogames. He plays a wide-range of genres from FPS, Action, Fighting Games, to RPGs and Grand Strategy. His aim is to always give the reader value, be it knowledge or entertainment.

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2 Comments

  1. Kingdom Hearts 4 was announced and it looks... strange - All Maverick
    April 11, 2022 at 1:50 pm Reply ↓

    […] saying that the trailer was made in Unreal Engine 4 but the game will be shifted over into UE5, the tweet also says the game won’t be at E3. Given that E3 2022 is cancelled, we can assume […]

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    July 20, 2022 at 10:40 am Reply ↓

    […] This according to a Tweet looking for new hires to Romero Games, which also specifically mentions Unreal Engine 5 experience.You can check out the positions available on their […]

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