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Epic Games has announced it has put together $5m for no strings attached” funding of indie devs who create games using Unreal Engine 4. Games Beat reports Epic will be awarding participating developers between $5,000 and $50,000 each, and interested parties can send their project info to unrealgrants@epicgames.com – the …
Read More »VIDEO: Unreal Engine 4 user creates stunning Paris apartment demo
Level designer Dereau Benoit demonstrates incredible detail and lighting techniques
Read More »Unreal Engine 4 support comes to Ouya
Developers utilizing Unreal Engine 4 can now make games specifically for Ouya, the microconsole company has announced. The Unreal Engine blog hosts an announcement from the Ouya team, which explains devs will need an Unreal Engine subscription as well as their Unreal account linked via GitHub to download the Ouya …
Read More »Unreal Engine 4 now available on Ouya
Epic Games adds support for crowdfunded microconsole
Read More »Unreal Diaries: Virtual reality’s value proposition
Epic Games lead engineer Nick Whiting discusses how UE4 can power VR experiences
Read More »Nvidia’s Tegra X1 mobile chip has a teraflop of power
Processor runs Unreal Engine 4 Elemental demo
Read More »Capcom developing Street Fighter V in Unreal Engine 4
Capcom has licensed Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 4 for its upcoming cross-platform PS4 and PC fighting game sequel Street Fighter V. The two companies announced the news earlier today in a joint press release. Support staff from both Epic Games Japan and Epic’s headquarters in Cary, North Carolina, will assist …
Read More »Unreal Engine 4.6 now available
New point release enhances 3D UI system, lighting and introduces demo recording
Read More »What’s new in Unreal Engine 4.5?
Epic Games leaps forward with the largest update since the engine’s launch in March
Read More »Infinity Blade heading to Xbox One
A version of popular iPhone RPG series Infinity Blade is apparently in production for Xbox One in China. Kotaku reports that a number of Chinese gaming outlets are reporting that the game is being developed by Tencent, which itself owns 40 per cent of Infinity Blade developer Epic Games. Also …
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