If you are playing multiple video games, you may have played one powered by Epic & # 39; s Unreal Engine. The issue is the same Fortnite run on UE4, while Rocket League uses UE3. Even Nintendo installed Unreal Engine to use it in similar Switch games Yoshi's Land of Art.
With this in mind, it comes as something refreshing to hear Epic's next-generation engine – Unreal Engine 5 – is also likely to support all platforms under the sun. Next to the first look, Epic explained that the engine will also support the comfort of current generations and mobile platforms:
Unreal Engine 5 will be available for preview in early 2021, and will be fully released in 2021, supporting next-generation confusion, current-generation consoles, PC, Mac, iOS, and Android.
In a similar announcement, Epic explained how it was designed to keep up-front – so that developers could start developing "next" on UE4 and transfer their projects to a new engine when they were ready.
Introducing “Lumen in the Nanite Land, "Real-time demo works live on PlayStation 5:
Inreal Engine 5 will be available in preview form in early 2021, and the full release is scheduled for later the same year. You can learn about the capabilities of a new engine on the Epic blog page.
