Unreal Engine Reviews - Page 5

It's free to use, has a large number of useful features, and royalties aren't much of a problem for most indie games.

Nothing, I've been using Unreal Engine for various purposes for 20 years.

I like how you can build games for free. Most of the software's cost money and all the games tons of other people have made like Fortnite is great

I don't really think you could change anything because its great.

I'm a 3D artist with very little knowledge in programming, but the Blueprint system allowed me to easily implement my characters and make playable demos and scenes. The templates are are the perfect way to start and get things going.

Softwares crash, and Unreal is it known for frequent crashes. Marketplace could be better.

very good effects and graphic for games and realistic.

i have not seen the cons for this, because every game with this engine is a good one.

This software lets you go beyond limits in 3D gaming creation, if you really are a prepared game devoloper and/or have a team this can lead you to making the next top hit game.

No cons were added to this review

it helped me play games using wmulators easily and with all the modes

sometimes crashes inbetwee games and then taking a while to load again

We use this software to make simulation internally. It's not easy at start if you use c++ but if you use bluprint, it's very easy. If you need to make some simulation or visualization, it's a good engine. I didn't use it for making a game but it's probably very good at doing that too.

It's hard to make first things but after pratice, it's more easy.

From its innovative technology, which allows an extremely fast and high quality rendering, generating almost instantaneous calculations of light bounce.

The software is still far from comparing itself with other great modeling and rendering software on the market, in terms of tools. Its interface is still very primitive and could improve a lot. But I believe that this software with each new update is getting better and better and it won't take long for it to be clashing with other great modeling and rendering software on the market. Undoubtedly, it is the most promising software for the gaming and real-time rendering market.

Ease to implement level design, Large library with pre-defined graphical elements, Ease to integrate with 3D modelers such as Maya or Blender, Capacity to compile your games to many different platforms, Very nice tutorials available through internet for beginners.

At first glance, seems quite confusing given the large number of options but, be persistent. It is not possible to start it without checking some basics tutorials as it is not an intuitive framework.

Unreal Engine est très complet et à tous niveaux, fonctionnalités, blueprint, animations, gestion de fluide, lighting, post process, qualités visuelles, création d'applications VR, etc...

Le build d'une scène devient très vite énergivore, il faut donc un très bon PC pour que celui-ci suive le rythme.Sa capacité à détecter des projets déjà existant sur un PC et à les afficher par défaut dans le viewer du logiciel laisse à désirer.

i use this everyday to play a game from the epic games store.

May have a few bugs that are very annoying.

I use it for game development.With this tool, I can do a lot like; build a simulation, edit video and also sound, and animations.

It cannot be used by a newbie or someone new in game software development

It has an easy and immediately understandable use. Very powerful games and simulations can be developed. You can learn to use it with a little research on the internet. It is possible to prepare powerful graphics for the computer.

I wish it had better performance on mobile devices.

A complete toolbox to create high quality games with beautiful graphics.

Unreal is not the best engine for mobile games.

Unreal is the cleanest and most straight forward engine I've used, while producing the best quality output. Tools like the material editor and features like the landscape painting layers make the experience feel more organic and intuitive than other engines. Volumetric fog and dynamic lighting feel comparatively magical. Feels less cumbersome and more fully featured than other options. Easier to achieve artistic vision. Better optimization and expense management.

Plugins and support community are less open and accessible than some other engine communities, and not quite as accessible for multiple platform applications.

UE is the go-to for any AAA game development. The features, render system, and C++ coding base, makes this a one-of-a-kind engine, with a great community and great support behind it, as EPIC is making games with UE, to prove it's worth all the time

The pricing range for indies is somewhat complex, and the marketplace has much fewer items than the competitors, but this trend is changing every day.

The availability of so many resources allows you to work on your product instead of all the micro-tools you will need prior to designing your game.

It's a little overwhelmin at first, it's not that you can't understand it as much as each project is so different they can't "click to build" their console, making it difficult to find your starting steps.

With this tool we can create our game for a platform, then create ports for consoles or Android tablets with great ease. Unreal Engine 4 is one of the best tools when creating 3D games. The beauty, detail and fidelity that can be achieved are enormous

Even the smallest games will weigh a lot in terms of hard disk space and memory on the PC, so you should consider those details.

It is a powerful gaming design engine that boast a huge array of feature. From creating simple smart phone games to blockbuster games, this program can do it all. With the ability to design using real time graphical editing or the ability to behind the scenes and edit the code itself, it is great for novices and experts alike. There is also a create community behind it and many tutorials.

It is a very steep learning curve to begin using it in a practical sense. When you first load it up, the screen is bombarded with windows, and tools, making it very confusing to make sense of it all as you start. The real time graphical editing also is resource hungry on your computer resources, so I reccomend using a modern computer.

The graphics are unreal, always pleased when I see that a game has made by this company

Amazing fun games, I've had many hours of playing their games

Unreal Engine is one of the most amazing systems to create any kind of games. You can prototype a game really fast using several options to create a new game.

There is nothing that I dislike, however Unity 3D came to stay and day-by-day Indie game developers are choosing to build their games with Unity.

Unreal engine is exactly what it says it is "Unreal". As someone born in the Nintendo era and a professional storyteller through other mediums (Video/Writing). I find the accessibility of Unreal as the future for entertainment and immersive storytelling. I'm really excited for future generations to have access to this and how it is nurtured and promoted. How the game playing creates friendships across wifi. It is so cool and one of the best aspects of modern life.

The learning curve may not match with ambitions. This is a heavy undertaking, but well worth it and a genius platform and language.

I've been using the Unreal Engine to create a game of my own, and even though I have limited experience with programming, it's been great so far. You can start using the software for free, so it's great to practice with, especially when you consider the amount of tutorials present. I appreciate that it can be used for more than just games—you can just create videos and graphics with it, if you please. It's a versatile piece of software. It's also updated fairly often, and each update comes with new features, bug fixes, and more. If you have a problem with Unreal Engine, chances are it will be fixed at some point.

Unreal Engine is a popular product, but getting into it can be really intimidating. It's not for beginners, which I wasn't aware of going in. I'm used to it now, but those hurdles starting out will probably scare off a lot of inexperienced users.