History of the Unreal Engine The Epic evolution of gaming's most influential engine, from Gears of War to Mass Effect 2.

Unreal Engine Reveals Its New Logo, Which Looks Slightly Different From Its Old One It's a slightly less edgy update for the Unreal Engine's signature logo.

The trailer also includes the Unreal Engine 4 logo, since the engine is being used to create the game. Apparently Epic Games doesn't really want to be associated with the themes depicted, and they ...

Artificial Intelligence, Unreal Engine are already having an impact and polarizing the entertainment business, but what's coming next?

Despite talk of diminishing returns of video game graphics, Unreal Engine 5 makes a strong case that there are still graphical leaps to be made.

Since Epic Games launched the first Unreal Engine in 1998, the software has enabled some of the most iconic scenes in film and video game history. This new version —the first since 2014—makes ...

Epic aimed to learn from its competitor’s mistakes when it too announced a new pricing model, for use of its Unreal Engine. The headline news is that nothing changes for games developers.

To know more about the Unreal Engine 5's tools and its impact in the future, IGN India talked to Arvind Neelakantan, tech Evangelist –India/ASEAN, Epic Games, where he shed some light on the ...

Fortnite developer Epic Games announced that non-game developers using Unreal Engine — like filmmakers — will move to a subscription model. The company will offer carve-outs for some users.

Epic Games has revealed their new pricing model for Unreal Engine, that is squarely targeted towards all non video game uses of Unreal.

Breaking new ground, this marks the series' first use of motion capture technology and virtual production using Unreal Engine.

The company on Thursday announced Unreal Engine 5.2, which comes with native support for Apple Silicon Macs for the first time. What’s new with Unreal Engine 5.2?