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Established in 1991, Epic Games, Inc. develops cutting-edge games and cross-platform game engine technology. The company is responsible for the bestselling “Unreal” series of games, the billion-dollar blockbuster “Gears of War” franchise and the groundbreaking “Infinity Blade” line of mobile games. Epic’s award-winning Unreal Engine technology has won dozens of awards and is available for licensing. Epic is continually recruiting top talent for its studios located in North Carolina, Washington, Utah, Poland, Korea and Japan.

Unreal Engine 4

STUDENT? INDIE? PRO? YES.

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There is no limit to what you can achieve with Unreal Engine technology, whether you’re making a clever puzzle app or an open-world action game. Because Unreal Engine 4 is used by students, indies and large teams, it’s an engine that you’ll never outgrow.

Unreal Engine 4 is a complete suite of game development tools made by game developers, for game developers. From 2D mobile games to console blockbusters and VR, Unreal Engine 4 gives you everything you need to start, ship, grow and stand out from the crowd.

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  • Mobile

Designed for mobile, now and in the future. From simple 2D games to stunning high-end visuals, Unreal Engine 4 gives you the power to develop your game and seamlessly deploy to iOS and Android devices.

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  • Blueprints

Blueprint visual scripting enables you to rapidly prototype and build complete games, simulations and visualizations without the need for programming. Blueprint tools and a visual debugger are included with Unreal Engine 4.

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  • Tools

The Unreal Editor is a fully integrated suite of tools for building every aspect of your project. Advanced features include physically-based rendering, UI, level building, animation, visual effects, physics, networking, and asset management.

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  • Source Code

Every Unreal Engine 4 developer has access to the complete C++ engine and editor source code. Having full source code gives you the power to customize your game, and makes it easier to debug and ship. Join Epic Games and the Unreal Engine community in updating and extending more than three million lines of code available on GitHub.

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  • Virtual Reality

Visual fidelity combines with high performance to create engaging, immersive VR experiences in UE4. Our rendering pipeline gets you to 90 Hz stereo framerate at high resolutions with no code changes required, while scalable tools mean you can develop everything from simple scenes to complex cinematic environments. All with an iteration speed that makes your creative process easier.

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  • Marketplace

Accelerate your development with sample games and scenes, art and audio, Blueprint logic, and even C++ code. Buy content to add to your project, or create and sell your own.

ONE ENGINE, ONE WORKFLOW

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With Unreal Engine 4, you can learn one engine and one workflow to meet all of your needs now and in the future. From mobile projects to super high-end console and PC games, Unreal Engine is in use by indies and professionals around the world.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET STARTED

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The Marketplace provides a wealth of production-ready game content, asset packs, documentation, sample projects, tutorials, and demos. Get up to speed rapidly with high-quality, UE4-ready items suitable for a wide range of art styles and game genres.

Thins you can do with Unreal Engine 4

A forest scene created by Simon Barle © Simon Barle, 2015

You can create breathtaking natural landscapes. DICE Vegetation artist Simon Barle knows all about this and did some impressive work in Unreal Engine 4. He can teach you how to create environments as good as the ones in the Uncharted and Battlefield series.

Take your level design to a whole new level and make environments as beautiful as the one created by Blizzard Entertainment developers Martin Holmberg and Thiago Klafke. It was one of the finalists of the Allegorythmic Throne Room challenge.

UE 4s’ rendering capabilities allow casual users and professionals alike to create amazing 3D portraits and realistically looking models. The video above shows a work of the Until Dawn lead character designer Baolong Zhang. He made a beautiful 3D model of Daenerys Targaryen from the award winning book series A Song of Ice and Fire and the popular HBO show Game of Thrones.

Half-Life 2 in Unreal Engine 4 © Liam Tart, 2015

The power and the various tools of Unreal Engine 4 allow video game enthusiasts to  recreate their favorite projects with modern graphics. For example, environment designer Liam Tart works on remaking Valves’ hit video game Half-Life 2 using this game engine.

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Developer Previews an Upcoming Pogo Game With "Only Up" Vibes

Featuring procedural animations made with Unreal Engine 5.

This Spider-Man-Style Game Prototype Can Now Be Legally Released

Marvel-ous.

"Western Rye" is an Upcoming RDR & RE4-Inspired Co-Op Survival Game Made in UE5

The game's developer, Nixalon Studios, showcased Western Rye's house-building system.

How to Create an Immersive Abandoned Living Room Scene in UE5

Mustafa Shukri provided a step-by-step breakdown of the Abandoned Living Room project, explaining how the textures were made consistent to enhance the overall aesthetic and showing how depth and realism were achieved through lighting.

See How to Make Sunny Mediterranean Coast in Unreal Engine 5

Timothy Dubois showed us the workflow behind the Mediterranean Coast project, explained how the vegetation was created in SpeedTree, and shared a trick for avoiding repetition in the trunk texture.

Someone Finally Imagines Second-Person View & It Looks Marvelous

In JAM2GO's recent UE5-made prototype, every move the player makes is monitored by CCTV cameras.

Designing a Unique Version of DC Comics’ Deathstroke in 3D

3D Character Artist Hafez Yadollahi shared a breakdown of the Deathstroke model, explaining how he came up with the character's unique depiction and discussing the modeling workflow in Maya and ZBrush.

Tutorial: Physically-Based Cel Shading In Unreal Engine 5

Senior Technical Artist Jumpeter presented a new cel-shading technique for Unreal Engine in a video breakdown and provided the project files.

Developers Showcase INDUSTRIA 2's Custom-Made Foliage

The devs went for "stylized realism" with the game's vegetation.

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