One of the biggest stories today was Epic Games unveiling their Unreal Engine 5 tech demo. It’s caused quite a commotion as the tech demo looks incredible even for an early stages of what the new engine can render.
While that’s an awesome tech demo, the real story here is their previous Unreal Engine 4 is now Free-To-Use.
Senior Marketing Manager for EpicGames Dana Cowley also clarified that this is per title:
This is an unprecedented move for Epic. To be honest, it’s a great move because it gives Indie devs tools to make incredible games that can compete with games from AAA studios. It’s a win for the industry. Hopefully this will help more Indie devs in the long run.
About Author
You may also like
-
Duskfade Is a Love Letter to Classic 3D Platformers—with a Clockpunk Twist
-
Immortal Legend Batman: A Bold Elseworlds Odyssey into the Cosmos
-
Gaming Handhelds Could Dodge Massive Tariffs in latest Executive Order
-
Best Used Phones for Game Emulation in 2025 (All Under $100)
-
Don’t Sleep on Iron Saga Vs [Rushdown Review]