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[IbizaPocholo]

This year's Summer Showcase saw the debut of a new section called the Unreal 5 Showcase, which featured a varity of vistas, demos and game projects leveraging the power of Unreal Engine 5.

 

[jasondefaoite]

Couple of interesting videos showing the changes to 5.1 and 5.2

Nanite vegetation looks great.

 

[Fredrik]

Everything looks great but it’s been 3 years since the unveil and it’s just cutscenes, at this point I want to see games and the stutter issues fixed on PC.

 

[Heimdall_Xtreme]

I prefer RE-Engine, Fox Engine, Décima Engine, Cryengine.

 

[lh032]

cant wait for next gen 20 fps on console and PC stutter shader compilation

 

[Loomy]

I prefer RE-Engine, Fox Engine, Décima Engine, Cryengine.

I bet you can't articulate why you prefer those engines to UE or any other engine. Do you even know what separates the ones you listed?

 

[mansoor1980]

unreal engine 6 reveal and showcase at playstation 6 announcement

believe

 

[Heimdall_Xtreme]

I bet you can't articulate why you prefer those engines to UE or any other engine. Do you even know what separates the ones you listed?

I really like the art style of RE-Engine's facial expressions.

2) Fox Engine is the best in realism and motion capture, like what The Phantom pain did.

3) From the realistic of the characters of Death Stranding and Killzone I prefer Decima Engine, besides the vast open world with details.

4) Cry engine is cutting edge graphics... You just have to see Crysis.

 

[SeraphJan]

UE5 is awesome, however the trailer looks boring

 

[Loomy]

I really like the art style of RE-Engine's facial expressions.

2) Fox Engine is the best in realism and motion capture, like what The Phantom pain did.

3) From the realistic of the characters of Death Stranding and Killzone I prefer Decima Engine, besides the vast open world with details.

4) Cry engine is cutting edge graphics... You just have to see Crysis.

So you don't know...got it.

1. Aside from the Resident Evil and DMC games, the RE engine has been used to make games like Monster Hunter Rise and Ghosts & Goblins. Those games aren't exactly known for their facial expressions. Also, I'll say this again, Engine does not dictate art style. Fortnite, FF7 Remake, Gears, Freaking Yoshi, all those are UE games and they all have different art styles.
   
   
2. Fox Engine has been used to make more soccer games than Metal Gear games. Those games aren't more realistic than the EA soccer games. Those soccer games are now being made using Frostbite - an engine that was originally developed for Battlefield(realistic military FPS) that is now being used to make racing games, sports games, strategy games, Anthem, and whatever genre Plants vs Zombie is. All different types of games.
   Also, motion capture is done outside of a game engine. The data is then imported.
   
   
3. I don't know what to say to your point about Decima. Open world games with realistic looking characters come out every year
   
   
4. Has there been a noteworthy CryEngine game in the last ten years? Aside the modified version Star Citizen is using today, I can't think of a game that came out recently running on CryEngine
   

 

[IbizaPocholo]

Unreal Engine 5.2 represents the latest evolution of the next-gen technology that will power the new wave of games starting this year with Fortnite, Immortals of Aveum, Lords of the Fallen and Stalker 2. In this video, Alex goes into depth on the latest additions to the engine, tests out the latest procedural generation systems, hardware and software Lumen, CPU performance and... a potential cure for #StutterStruggle? Or at least, the beginnings of one...

 

[mckmas8808]

Couple of interesting videos showing the changes to 5.1 and 5.2

Nanite vegetation looks great.

Now I understand why many games haven't been released on UE5 yet. Epic just updated the engine with some really important stuff lol.

 

[Hudo]

unfortunate that Unreal doesn't do anything to facilitate more experimentation in game design. Better/more interesting AI as a major component that should be as important as their renderer. And also sound, for some reason, Epic doesn't seem to give a shit about sound. Their stuff is barebones for an engine in 2023.

 

[Masterofchapter]

I prefer RE-Engine, Fox Engine, Décima Engine, Cryengine.

Snowdrop, Anvil, rage are better

 

[chessy_08]

Snowdrop, Anvil, rage are better

they are all good for what they are. unreal is probably the most advanced

 

[The artful mincer]

Has any game released on this engine yet? Will lords of the fallen be the first?

 

[Go_Ly_Dow]

UE5 needs next gen consoles.

 

[Go_Ly_Dow]

unreal engine 6 reveal and showcase at playstation 6 announcement

believe

I doubt you'd see many games using UE6 until very late PS6 or until PS7.

 

[Masterofchapter]

Not really unreal engine with the complexity of frontiers of Pandora would break ps5, look at lords of fallen linear game look shit compared to outlaws frontiers of Pandora, wait until ubisoft comes swinging with ac red too

they are all good for what they are. unreal is probably the most advanced

 

[Buggy Loop]

The engine was clearly not ready for the gen. Feels a bit like a wasted one. By the time devs flex into UE5 with nanite and Lumen in a very meaningful way, silicon for next gen will already have started production.

 

[Neo_game]

unreal engine 6 reveal and showcase at playstation 6 announcement

believe

UE5 will last atleast 10yrs. UE4.x is still going on. We need to see UE5 games, many indie, small studio have put impressive demo but unless they release the game we will never know.

 

[Dust-by-Monday]

Has any game released on this engine yet? Will lords of the fallen be the first?

Layers of Fear is UE5

 

[stickkidsam]

So you don't know...got it.

1. Aside from the Resident Evil and DMC games, the RE engine has been used to make games like Monster Hunter Rise and Ghosts & Goblins. Those games aren't exactly known for their facial expressions. Also, I'll say this again, Engine does not dictate art style. Fortnite, FF7 Remake, Gears, Freaking Yoshi, all those are UE games and they all have different art styles.
   
   
2. Fox Engine has been used to make more soccer games than Metal Gear games. Those games aren't more realistic than the EA soccer games. Those soccer games are now being made using Frostbite - an engine that was originally developed for Battlefield(realistic military FPS) that is now being used to make racing games, sports games, strategy games, Anthem, and whatever genre Plants vs Zombie is. All different types of games.
   Also, motion capture is done outside of a game engine. The data is then imported.
   
   
3. I don't know what to say to your point about Decima. Open world games with realistic looking characters come out every year
   
   
4. Has there been a noteworthy CryEngine game in the last ten years? Aside the modified version Star Citizen is using today, I can't think of a game that came out recently running on CryEngine

Wanna try actually explaining the differences? People might actually learn something.

 

[vpance]

Nanite enabled for landscapes now in 5.3.

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

 

[funking giblet]

Hurts my eyes...

 

[Magic Carpet]

All the worlds that Unreal promises to create, and then play in what looks like someones backyard down the street.

 

[saintjules]

Could you imagine playing this in PSVR2? That's what I'd want personally.

 

[saintjules]

Hurts my eyes...

I can see that

 

[Lokaum D+]

Could you imagine playing this in PSVR2? That's what I'd want personally.

maybe on PSVR5 you ll play it

 

[saintjules]

maybe on PSVR5 you ll play it

Yeah perhaps I was getting ahead of myself there. Feels like a VR game in the least though.

 

[blastprocessor]

Unreal.....the demo engine.