Unreal Engine Reviews - Page 3

Unreal Engine is a great game engine for developing AAA games. It is very powerful compared to other 3D game engines. It can run code in C/C++ or in the visual Blueprints code.

It is hard to get to know and it is pretty hard to understand the layout at first glance. They do charge 5% if your game makes over 1 million USD in total.

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It made arguably the most popular game and is able to constantly feed an audience with new features. You can get started for free; however, you definitely need to be trained in the UI. If you have the time and resources, definitely go for it.

Why did Epic Games have to pick a fight with Apple. Apple is punishing all users of Unreal Engine from updating their games so that's not cool but hopefully it'll blow over and we can update the games.

Great workflow, super easy to get started, looks fantastic out of the box, has a well documented support base, native dark mode, blueprinting is fully compatible with C++ now, and a very robust community surrounding the engine.

It can be a real resource hog especially if you're running less than optimal hardware, the content marketplace is dwarfed by Unity's Asset store, C++ is much more complicated than C# or other engine languages like GDScript/Python, and their licensing structure for royalties leave a lot to be desired.

Epic has really taken the cake with Unreal Engine and the suite of tools within that can be easily integrated into any game development pipeline. I've had the pleasure of working with this engine both on my own for courses I've taught and within a development environment and it is hands down my favorite game engine to develop on.

In the past, the resources for learning how to use the engine were lacking, but as of late, Epic has done an amazing job at putting out free resources that allow people to get up to speed on the various aspects of the Unreal Engine 4. This alone opens the door to new users and helps out tremendously for those who are new to game development of some of the latest features.

One of the best features of unreal engine was the graphics of unreal engine is very impressive we can build games we can create cinematics and animations, it's a complete package for gaming studios. we can do modeling landscape, create a complete game using unreal engine.

One drawback i faced lots of time is that the lagging issue, when we add assets to the unreal engine project it lags a lot. and also it crashes several times and also the interface is quite hard to use but still those who know how to work on unreal engine they can build some amazing masterpieces.

Unreal is a very powerful engine that you can use to make pretty much any type of game at any scale. It is free for anyone to use, which is great if you are just starting out and learning. I like that you can easily develop for a number of different platforms and have a way to quickly test them. It's also popular so there are many tutorials made that can help you learn.

Unreal Engine might not be the easiest software to learn when it comes to making games. It has a larger learning curve than other engines and can be very overwhelming when you are just getting into developing. There also isn't as many plugins as other engines such as Unity.

La possibilità di impiegare numerose funzionalità per creare gratuitamente interfacce interattive, simulazioni e altre cose in modo gratuito. Addirittura si riesce a creare un videogioco e compilarlo con un clic per la pubblicazione su ogni tipo di sistema operativo, partendo dallo stesso codice sorgente e dagli stessi dati creati dal motore.

Se si deve vendere un videogioco creato con UE4, purtroppo i costi iniziali cominciano a pesare fin quasi da subito, a differenza del suo maggior concorrente, Unity 3D.

Unreal is a very good rendering software, which is very easy to learn and use, one of its main characteristics is that it gives you very good results for the time you work, many things such as lighting, reflections, etc. are very simple with this software and you don't need to watch tutorials for a long time. The interface is very good and you can start with a default template which will help you a lot depending on the project you want to carry out. Being a software focused on realistic representation for video games, it also works very well on hyper-realistic representation for architecture. you can create renders and 3d animations with very good lighting and rendering of textures.

One of its problems is that there is not a large community of people who use this software on the internet, so it is very difficult to find references and examples on the internet, besides that it is a very heavy program and requires a computer with good specifications to run perfectly.

There are so many things I could say about this software I am not sure where to start. Lets start with the wide range of skill levels that Unreal Engine can accomodate. Everything from beginners to programming with Blueprints to hardcore programmers who want to optimise everything and never leave Visual Studio, I am somewhere in between. The tools within Unreal Engine such as for creating terrain and mature and well rounded allowing to create a nice level with relative ease. Definitely ahead of other engines in this regard.

One con that comes to mind is to do with Unreal Engine pricing. They take a percentage of your income which in my opinion is ridiculous. However, I understand as they should definitely be compensated if you create a game which makes money.

What I really enjoy about Unreal is it's ability to provide much larger control over physics and graphics elements which makes creating visual effects easier and realistic.

I find my computer freezing often which made me think that the software requires somehow a much stronger graphic card to render graphics.

The user-friendly and approachable design of Unreal Engine is excellent. You don't need to be a programmer to use it and obtain results with it that are helpful. Thanks to its user-friendly interface and rich toolkit, you may use it at any level, from beginner to expert. It offers superior graphic technology and material editors compared to its competitors, which are very helpful to game designers. Unreal Engine's visual scripting makes it simple to create a game even if you've never programmed before. The engine is already capable of running a huge variety of games.

To be expected with complex software, some of the capabilities are understandably challenging to learn. Finding the logic required to use the Blueprints is the hardest part. Because Unreal engine offers so much to offer those looking to create levels, import animation, etc., it could seem intimidating at first.

I have used Unreal Engine 4 on a few projects already and I can say for sure that it has saved us time over other engines by it's great workflow and there is so much documentation available to help you out whenever you encounter any issues.

I don't have much that I don't like about Unreal Engine 4, but my complaint would be that sometimes Blueprints is almost too robust and it's difficult to figure out the most optimal way to script something.

This is one of the best game engine currently on the internet.It has got great graphics,games are not to expensive so anyone can afford it.Currently best games on the internet are made by Unreal Engine.

Sometimes graphics may glitch out for some reason,when that happens you may have to wait for some kind of update to fix it,but overall Unreal Engine is one of the most trusted and popular game engines in the world.

Unreal engine is the best software you can get for game developing. It is super user friendly, pretty easy to learn the basic, it looks good (good UI design) and the community is super active. It's super easy to find any documentation or to find answers to your questions on forums. Since Unreal Engine is free to use, everybody is using it, so everybody post questions, articles or answers. Also, very powerful software, we're talking about the most used game engine on the market (gears of war, batman arkham, XCOM, fortnite). And big thumbs up to Epic games for making it free to use for anyone.

You need to have a pretty good computer to be able to use it. I mean it's obvious, but be ready to have some lags.

Unreal engine in video games is the best game engine a have ever seen. I think that people working at Epic have something really special and that they need to continue their work towards the better world for gamers. I loved the Unreal Engine first in the UT games, and i loved it ever since.

Sometimes it can be a little performace heavy. But not to much.

Compared to other 3D game development application , Unreal Engine provides a more aesthetically good looking game presentation that competing products. While Unity developed games can look very good, they require more tweaking and use of substance editor and additional assets to reach the level of realism Unreal Engine achieves from the start. Visual scripting support is built-in and is a mature tool compared with competing offerings such as PlayMaker or FlowCanvas for Unity.

Editor layout took a little getting-used-to compared with Unity. 2D game development support is not as robust or mature as Unity's built-in support.

It's a free to use and great for learning about game development. Graphic quality is amazing.

Not straightforward to use. There's definitely a learning curve but over time you'll learn more.

By far, the most enjoyable feature in Unreal Engine is the stunning graphics it is able to produce; all with a click of a button! Unreal Engine is by far the most powerful game engine available to the public.

Of course, with stunning graphics comes cost of performance. However, Unreal Engine manages to keep these hardware requirements rather low in today's standards as it utilizes its feature of streaming assets to improve performance. Unreal Engine's least great feature is the hardware requirements.

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*It is super complete and has a lot of interesting tools and features * High-Quality software for 3D projects *Create AAA games *Rendering tech is fast and efficient. Runs pretty smoothly *Works for a team of specialized people *Works* with C++

*For simple games, it may not be the best software. *Not recommended for a single person, more like a professional team. *Intimidating interface *Pricing may not be affordable for everybody *Takes time to learn how to use it and master it, it is a specialized software

I love how incredible powerful it is yet still remains relatively easy to use. It has pretty much every feature you could need and if it doesn't, you can add it since its open source. You have an incredibly powerful tool at your disposal. You can use it from everything from games, to architecture visualization, and whatever else your imagination can dream up.

The Editor needs a pretty beefy computer to run well, especially when you need to build the lighting in a level. You can set up cloud services to assist with this though, but that's an additional cost. It does so much that there are some things it just doesn't do well, yet. Like the multi-user editor environment; it works, but you have to jump through some hoops to get it to work and it gets out of sync easily.

I love gaming, I love games that run on Unreal Engine. As a PC gamer, the quality of games and how they run is very important to me, and games built on the Unreal engine are beautiful!

Nothing. I've never had an issue with games built on the Unreal engine. I have heard people say that it uses a lot of resources but I've never had that issue.