Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says Unreal Engine 5 games launching with poor performance is due to developers not starting the ...

Unreal Engine 5 has just been made available to all developers, and with it comes Lyra, which features an editor mode for faster development.

Epic Games launched Unreal Engine 5 on April 5, 2022, after a year of availability in preview access. The development toolkit can makes games for current and previous generation consoles, as well ...

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney explains why Unreal Engine 5 games often struggle with stuttering and poor performance, pointing to late optimization and the need for developers to rethink their workflows.

Unreal Engine 5 is officially released and ready to power your next-gen game. Epic also released several sample projects, including a new playable shooter called Lyra.

Unreal Engine 5.6 is here, and it could be the update that gamers have been waiting for thanks to big ray-tracing performance gains and improved stability.

Tim Sweeney blames ongoing issues with games developed using UE5 on a lack of optimization for low-spec hardware early on in ...

Graphics Cards Stutters and hitches in Unreal Engine 5 games should become rarer over time due to Epic's continuous updates, but we'll still see them for a while because of the way games are made ...

Stalker 2 will use Unreal Engine 5 when it releases next year, according to a tweet from developers GSC Game World. It will be among the first crop of releases to use Epic Games' massive engine ...