Up and coming game development talent take centre stage in new video

Unreal Engine 4 sizzle reel shows off student projects

Epic has released a new sizzle reel showcasing the work of students using Unreal Engine 4.

The video contains projects developed by pupils at schools including Staffordshire University, Savannah College of Art and Design, NHTV University of Applied Sciences, NAD UQAC, DigiPen Institute of Technology and iD Tech Camps.

"There were many noteworthy projects from top schools to choose from when building this reel,” said Epic education evangelist Luis Cataldi. “It’s exciting to see students from all levels of education embracing Unreal Engine 4 to help achieve their dreams and career goals."

You can watch the sizzle reel below.

You can also find further details on some of the projects featured below.

Battery Jam
School: SCAD

Deep Siege
School: SCAD

Grave Mistakes
School: SCAD

Quanta
School: NAD/UQAC

RumbleTV
School: DigiPen Institute of Technology

L’atelier
School: NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences

Total Recall
School: NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences

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