Evolution of Unreal Engine Games 1998-2021 (UE 1 to UE 4)

[@Sajgoniarz]

When you expected 2h technical documentary, but received 2h game compilation xD

[@louailouaigg-rz8iy]

nice bro

[@swinoob616]

whooooah!! massive resource here!! big like to you ;) unreal is my favourite engine

[@GameForestGF]

Mine too!

[@heavymetalboy427]

Ye and it’s easy to work with

[@blacklightretro]

and then i decided...it's not over yet. (*i might not be an epic games devteam) but i'm slowly taking apart their engines and back engineering what i learn, and am shoving it all into ue1.

[@bonzirovi4]

Жду новое видео по этой теме ибо уже почти 6 вышел😊

[@shrinivasexe]

1:29 Oh deer...

[@ahmetalp4922]

First unreal is my favourite game of all time game atmosphere is unreal indeed

[@NOSTahlgia]

I'm really not a fan of Unreal Engine 3 or much of the engines that developers used throughout the 7th generation. lol all that bloom, glowing dark colors and washed out textures really had a big impact on me taking a decade long gaming sabbatical

[@Imgema]

So many Unreal Engine 3 games look hazy and have too much bloom.

[@danielaguilera0594]

Well that's how a lot of games looked during the mid 2000 era

[@shkamarustorm]

That was the style at the time

[@Kuda_Kapmes]

Pretty sure that’s the art style for that period of time

[@Heat7208]

But the Unreal Engine 3 is also nice since it is used for majority of grest early 2010s mobile video games like the Infinity Blade trilogy, Epic Citadel, Batman Arkham Origins, Injustice, Wild Blood. etc..

[@Xanderfied]

Was this really a showcase for Unreal engine or just an excuse to post a video of games you used to play and like hah

[@themisterdellou]

shame of the gaming industry.

[@Nsodnoajdjksl]

**presses X to doubt**