What Unreal Engine 5 Means for the Games Industry

What can a cutting-edge engine do to make the games you play better? We interviewed the game developers using Unreal Engine 5 to find out!
Ever since the Unreal Engine 5 reveal trailer, UE5 demos, ue5 tutorials, and mockups of games such as Cyberpunk 2077 using Unreal Engine 5 and even an Unreal Engine 5 subway have flooded the internet. But what does this new engine actually do compared to the old ones? We asked CD Projekt Red, That's No Moon, ProbablyMonsters, Bloober Team, several indie devs, and pulled quotes from others so we could gain a complete picture of what features developers are excited about, whether it be nanite, lumen, world partition, or something else. Hopefully you leave with a clearer understanding of what Unreal Engine 5 could mean for the gaming landscape.
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[@miloszivkovic6256]

Biggest change Epic (Mega) Games made was to their licence. No royalities on the first million and only 5% on the rest means that most indie devs have no reason to avoid UE anymore.

[@ciixo8510]

You might not understand it, but 5% royalty is a lot

[@miloszivkovic6256]

@@ciixo8510 no it's not

[@ciixo8510]

@@miloszivkovic6256 with +10% store fee and +30% taxes, it is

[@miloszivkovic6256]

@@ciixo8510 Epic store takes 12% and doesn't take royalties if you sell through them. It's not royalties that are large but everything else, taxes, store, and publishers

[@AlbertoTamez]

@@ciixo8510 5% is really competitive

[@divinitymode9364]

Amazing statistic: 50% of all current gen games in development are being made with Unreal 5. Never has an engine dominated the industry like this one.

[@MaxDeckard]

Really?

[@OrganizationXIII]

Kingdom Hearts 4 and Verum Rex

[@HipnotikHylian]

@@MaxDeckard no not really lol

[@11th_defender51]

@@HipnotikHylian yes really

[@ceaserknk6640]

Imagine dead space remake with unreal engine 5 😱😱😱

[@ehomescl]

We are an architecture and construction company in Chile, and we have used Unreal Engine for a long time and it is the best for real-time visualization 😁 The preview versions of Unreal 5 were already spectacular and the best thing is the lighting - Lumion really changed everything. It's great that this is being talked about not only in games but also in movies and other experiences like ours... There are plenty of tutorials to learn ❤ we did it that way. Out of fear... to learn it!

[@Whoosh12345]

Very cool you use it for modeling in construction!

[@Revan89]

La raja. Me metí a ver sus videos. Ojalá publiquen tours más largos para apreciarlos.

[@b3at2]

Since 2010, video games haven't made much progress in terms of graphics because of Unreal. Because RedEngine is better, Cyberpunk looks the best with all settings at their highest level. But because CDPR is an independent studio, they can't keep up.

[@MerkinMuffly]

This is like when Terminator was upgraded from the T-800 to the T-1000 version.

[@basementracer7622]

LOL that's funny and a nice analogy.

[@Fransadiwinata]

But t-800 defeated t-1000 couples of times though

[@blo0m1985]

but why. you still need 3090 for 25 fps on it...

[@silentvoidx9267]

It'd be nice if devs used the engine to do more than just make it look pretty. Being able to use unoptimised assets is cool, however 200gb installs are not

[@theobnoxiousgamer9624]

Finally, someone who gets it.

[@Gyanateet2077]

YESSIR!

[@CaptainCJ97]

Preaching

[@boxingenthusiast4016]

more gb means evolution play some n64 games

[@AzmiMaulanaHamdani]

That's literally what the do with the newest engine, that's why the could do whatever the "rtx" on graphics in real time

[@attainableent]

We made Tall Poppy using UE4, Tall Poppy 2 is being developed with UE5. Lumen is amazing!. But yes, iteration, iteration, iteration! Thanks to Epic and the Unreal Engine, we can make some neat things for you guys to enjoy!

[@mathew3267]

You got a long way to go to play with the big boys.

[@attainableent]

@@mathew3267 Indeed, we still have many more games to pump out before we get to "big boy" level haha. I'm just commenting on how UE5 allows that pathway to become possible over time.

[@BloodDjimon614]

This is my favorite type of IGN content.

[@RonnyBarrier]

Thanks! It took a lot of work.

[@GuyLogen]

Just a better looking and more interactive open world game with faster development times is making me as a gamer excited about the future.

[@vanotherlevel]

You're not wrong buddy.

[@adribier]

ugh, i'm so tired of open world games

[@talpatv512]

@@adribier not me

[@m0ff607]

@@adribier open world games arent just a niche trend, but an evolution of the ideal game experience. likely the reason you’re tired of open world games is poor design choice among other things not necessarily attributed to the genre of game but the incompetency of those involved in the decision-making behind those games

[@TeamSleep]

Open world games are the best

[@thundageon5962]

Some of my most anticipated games are using UE5: - Witcher 4 - Black Myth Wukong - Kingdom Hearts IV - New Mass Effect The future of gaming is getting brighter than ever

[@CaptHotah]

And the new tomb raider

[@sirc1446]

Only Witcher 4 is the one

[@simonrockstream]

No, its definitely not. All of these games will feel and look the exact same, and they will all have the same Unreal stutters. Congrats, you are all happy that an Engine is having a goddamn monopoly. Remember when games used to FEEL AND LOOK UNIQUE!? Yeah, that wont be the case anymore if everyone starts using Unreal.

[@zkdd23]

@@simonrockstream Have you seen video titled "Ninety Days in Unreal Engine 5"? There are so many different environments shown with completely different visuals. If the engine itself is well optimized to run in 4k and 60-120 Hz or even more, then why shouldn't it be used?

[@oracle8589]

The Witcher series done there will never be a 4th. However they are most definitely going to remake TW3 which is probably their next game

[@PathToEtinway]

Thanks so much for the shoutout! It's great to hear how Unreal engine is being used in the industry and I'm so glad to be part of this community!

[@radikalbeats]

iM sO GlaD To bE pArt oF tHIs cOmMunItY

[@AristoMatt]

Hey, your game looked pretty nice!

[@thedkib]

Just saw your gameplay trailer, kudos my guy def looks like my kind of game!

[@appie7990]

@@radikalbeats ok

[@BobVids77]

Awesome video. Interesting to see what the developers are thinking. I’m excited for what this brings for future games.

[@jeffbarrier2536]

Well said, dearest brother.

[@notproductiveproductions3504]

It means even shallower gameplay in favor of visuals

[@ambidex5383]

@@notproductiveproductions3504 Bingo

[@heroic_daz]

The very important take here is Unreal Engine 5 is here to make things easier for developers developing a game especially indie devs

[@zillzultraboy]

This!! More excited to see what Indie developers do with it, honestly.

[@chikobit3204]

Does this mean Indie devs can now make AAA games?

[@heroic_daz]

@@chikobit3204 well that depends on the number of developers in that studio and also the skill level of those developers to make a AAA game

[@cdfox85]

And those indie devs will use this new power to continue to pump out the same pixel-art roguelikes for the next decade! 😂😂

[@DankMemes-xq2xm]

@@chikobit3204 They already can, but it's not easy so don't expect it to happen often. It has more to do with funding and the technical knowhow of the developers.

[@darkphanthom8741]

Can't wait to see a true next gen game implementing all the features the engine offers 👏.

[@dannypassion]

A few years from now

[@heman2379]

These consoles won’t be able to do that

[@OrganizationXIII]

Kingdom Hearts 4 and Verum Rex

[@PublicEnemyMinusOne]

@@heman2379 After The Matrix, it aint irrational to have faith..

[@heman2379]

@@PublicEnemyMinusOne no, it most definitely is. Consoles this gen aren’t powerful enough to fully utilize ue5

[@tlev9602]

This makes me hopeful for CDPR if they decide to do a sequel to Cyberpunk in UE5.

[@william41017]

CDPR learned what other companies already knew: new IPs aren't worth it. Bet they're just gonna milk The Witcher now

[@ye2735]

@@william41017 Exactly lmfao, cyberpunk is dead it crashed so hard. They're done with that. witcher all they got now

[@ceaserknk6640]

@@ye2735 never crashed for me. Sounds like you played it on last gen lmao

[@thunderken1808]

How about no more cyberpunk from CDPR. The problems with the game aren't just about the engine, there are lots of weird design choices in that game in general

[@niceone1456]

The game sells well, and stop complaining about the game crashing when you were playing it on last gen

[@andyhighroller8217]

This sounds incredible, and that was a great into to engines at the beginning of the video. I’ve tried explaining that to my dad for over a decade with no luck lmao

[@blakhart1990]

Excellent video. Love to learn about the state of the industry and development!

[@sean7332]

Great video 👍 ☺️ can't wait for upcoming games

[@thomHD]

In the process of moving forward with 4K gaming, and with so much cross-gen console support, there's been only very modest improvement in video game graphics over the last 5 years (arguably last 7-8 years). Here's hoping that changes.

[@eddiedexx6713]

true, if we look at the games from 2015-2021 - the graphics looks the same. The last major improvement of graphics came ca 2015 and since then it hasn't been much improvement.. until now.

[@MRSketch09]

This is an awesome vid. Thanks for doing it. Very informative. Also very interesting.

[@Jsfilmz]

Finally UE5 gettin attention it deserves. Ive been usin ue5 since it was released last year and it changed me

[@MekaniQ]

This is definitely going to be the future for VR.

[@MekaniQ]

@Something Diabolical lol

[@elck3]

Great video, packed with lots of detail and actual value to the viewers. Thank you.

[@TooDamnTall]

Another added benefit is now other people are going to try to recreate some of the things Epic did with this engine so even games that don't use it will benefit from the advances they made.

[@BulletESV]

Next Witcher game will be insane graphically

[@JudeTheYoutubePoopersubscribe]

thats probably like 6 years away atleast lol. probably come out as a cross gen game for the consoles now and also next gen.

[@savlecz1187]

@@JudeTheKZbinPoopersubscribe Is it? It took them only 4 years to develop the massive world of the Witcher 3 and they were doing all the extra work on their in-house engine. With how much UE5 is streamlining the workflow, the only potential factor that could delay the development is CDPR devs having to learn the engine.

[@Bootstrap_1]

@@savlecz1187 The game will have significantly more production value thus making development longer.

[@YourDadYoda]

I’m REALLY excited to see what small studios will be able to make with this

[@avatarion]

They'll make a lot of very unoriginal games as far as the graphics go.

[@vietimports]

if unreal engine 5 can truly level the playing field between "indie" and AAA developers, then ideally the only differentiating factors between the two will be vision and storytelling (and writing and characters)

[@henrycase3788]

Yes, and no. There are still other notable factors in production tho. Triple-A studios have bigger access to mocap hardware and stunt people, experienced (voice) actors, bigger departments allow more diverse in-game assets to be produced, and experienced composers if music is an important part of the experience you want to deliver (which usually is). I'm sure there are other thing I've left out, but yeah. All that said, UE5 is still a big step that will certainly allow indie devs to go bigger with ease.

[@peewee6479]

@@henrycase3788 shut up your not smart

[@DankMemes-xq2xm]

It won't level the playing field. There will always be a massive difference in the type of game you can make when you have a team of hundreds of people with tens of millions of dollars at your fingertips and when you have a small team with limited funding. Sure, indie devs can do more now than ever before, but so can AAA developers. Both indie games and AAA will get noticeably better, but indie games still won't have the scope or polish to them that a AAA game can.

[@sungleong]

not sure if Indie developers have the budget to license the UE5 to their games, licensing is not cheap

[@SoulessTwo]

Very cool Vid, thank you! Can't wait to see the first UE5 games in action. *-*

[@Drstrange3000]

Sometimes there is wonders with working with limitation and scaled down scope for more focused and polished work.

[@botmes4044]

UE5 is the video game equivalent of the PCC trolley car: a collaboration of the best minds in the industry to produce a highly standardized tool with enduring quality. No wonder it's so popular.

[@calebperry4678]

Fantastic exploratory! Loved this!

[@Nathan__A]

I'm wondering how much it will affect how much longer it will take for a game to be fully complete compared to the old engine as there is much more detail.

[@talion7268]

And much easier to develop games than before, so it shouldn't be a big difference

[@steelermill]

It's going to be a lot faster

[@aland5478]

Best video on this engine. Great job. Thanks

[@DxnJvanito23]

While this is very encouraging for developers to create the game worlds that they really want, let's hope the writers of the stories and dialogue can keep up with the image quality! Cauz you know, 21st century amusement park rides like Martin Scorsese said and all...

[@maestromazmorra9597]

There's nothing wrong with amusement park rides, we can have both things apart from each other. Not everything has to include an award winning story.

[@maitreyamanasvin2494]

Do we have any games that are built on ue5 yet? (A full fledged game not a demo)

[@RiamsWorld]

Does how much it reduces the number of polygons based on distance vary based on the resolution of the monitor? If someone's on an 8k monitor vs someone on 720p, what detail they'll be able to make out differs, but I'm not sure if they just assume the highest resolution or average or if its able to do it dynamically.

[@harshamohite1289]

It does scale with resolution. Epic themselves provide the use case of rendering a game at a lower resolution then using temporal upsampling (UE has its own FSR-like implementation) to achieve a higher resolution while only rendering Nanite geometry in that lower res pixel grid.

[@NoExplosionsMcgee]

It would nice to see Unreal Tournament come back from the dead.

[@ronnybarrier-ign6449]

YES

[@Vynzent]

Pretty sure they tried and it went nowhere.

[@NoExplosionsMcgee]

@@Vynzent If you're talking about the crowd sourced community driven Unreal Tournament 4 project then it actually did make a ton of progress during it's development. It wasn't a case of it being stuck in development hell or anything like that. The real reason why it was never completed was simply because EPIC Games wanted their entire staff to be all hands on deck on the launch of Fortnite Battle Royale and the UT4 team had to be pulled away from their own project in order to support it which caused the UT4 project to abruptly shutdown as a result. EPIC Games effectively killed the Unreal Tournament i.p. in order to chase trends which was a supremely dickish thing to pull even if it made more financial sense in the end. To say that the UT community wasn't too thrilled about this decision at the time would be an understatement.

[@unjustkatana]

Any improvement to the industry is very welcomed no matter how big or small, but this is big !

[@03Supranatural]

What is the game in the beginning with the ancient city ? is it a game or jsut a demo of the tool ?

[@Josh-jx3lh]

Visuals ✅ AI ??? Physics ??? Complex animations ??? Number of dynamic objects on screen??? All these things need to work together. Hope there are advancements in those spaces too

[@trailvinzyl779]

can't wait to see what games UE5 is going to bring us ~!

[@j33k83]

a 500gb storage space for download

[@Diminius]

When are we getting destructible environments as a standard?

[@MbahMu9829]

One engine to rule them all

[@senuauwu]

spiderman looks amazing hellblade 2 looks amazing plague tale requiem looks amazing matrix looks amazing cant wait for new games this is a perfect time to be a gamer

[@xdjrunner]

Spider-Man doesn't use Unreal, that was a tech demo modded with a Spider-Man model.

[@Alldayanyday1OnThePS4]

Imagine being born today..just in time to be old enough by the time UE5 is fully fleshed out and released in most games

[@sean7332]

​@@xdjrunner plague tale doesn't use unreal engine either.

[@jesseomollo9405]

@@sean7332 yes it does

[@jcm2789]

UE5 is a game development time saver. Developers can focus on story and gameplay lenght because they don't have to problem developing their own game engine which is time comsuming.

[@mammamiaculpa]

fingers crossed!

[@justforfun1647]

more excited for movie business, it will make budget sci fi and fantasy movies possible with great results

[@kaneo1]

Will of course be best on comps and PS4/Series, but will XoneX/S or PS3 be able to run?

[@VidiSLTU]

Means a lot 😁 Series X waitting this ✔️

[@immyimmy100]

A perfectly animated tree, with the leaves blowing in the wind?

[@ophiuchus3281]

will a rtx3060 laptop gpu be able to run unreal engine 5 on high settings with atleast 60 fps?

[@Cadriella98]

What it means: Consolidation of game engines, reduced competition in the games market, homogenization of gameplay features, and finally, Epic becoming the very thing they are fighting against - a monopoly.

[@litjellyfish]

For console yes maybe. For games in totally not yet. Mobile is still more Leaned towards unity

[@DannyLeWasTaken]

There are other engines on the rise. The biggest being Godot. Unlike UE, it has a 0% fee and is **open source**. This plays in favor of Godot a lot as large parts of Godot is significantly easier to use thanks to the community contributing to it’s codebase. The current Godot issue is that the Godot team isn’t equipped or deems it necessary to get into high-end graphics.

[@stuartmcpherson1913]

Absolutely 💯 succinct. As a beginner to this world 🌎 I'm very excited. Thank you from bonnie Scotland

[@tonkatoytruck]

Will FSR be up to the game developers or incorporated into game engines like Unreal Engine 5?

[@Zombie1Boy]

What UE5 means for the industry: - Better Graphics - More buggy gameplay - No innovation in gameplay - Less titles being developed as they will all under perform

[@km-hi9wj]

based and red pilled

[@jonsnow5518]

@@km-hi9wj english is noot my language. what does this mean ?

[@deadfool3344]

How long away are we from that Matrix playable demo being made into a full length game? Graphics are sensational

[@ashmarten2884]

One of the coolest things is that you can go and download UE5 right now and mess around with all of its crazy features very easily.

[@tropicaltracerbirdie2241]

Does this mean game data could be reduced compared to UR4? Developers no longer need to have two versions of low/high polygon backgrounds to switch between for distance viewing up close/far away for open world games.

[@dariusdbbowser6329]

Unreal Engine 5 is going to usher in a whole new era of immersive gameplay. It looks amazing

[@ruan13o]

Perhaps this is a dumb question but with how much visual quality UE5 is able to pump out could UE5 make film making more accessible to people as well? Could people render worlds and characters to near cinema quality with ease rather than having to engage in expensive rendering technologies?

[@harshamohite1289]

I'd say so. UE4 is already currently in use on film and TV sets, and can achieve photorealistic results in real time without needing to do an expensive path traced render. You still need to acquire assets of a high enough quality and lay them out properly, but Unreal definitely cuts down on render costs while also allowing for quicker iteration times for artists. It would definitely make things more viable for smaller productions.

[@ashmarten2884]

100% It's a real time render engine, so it's not going to take you 4 weeks to render 15 minutes of animation.

[@plasmaglowmusic1655]

What they need next is a Project Portal - A place for all of the UE5 Users to submit and search for content made by other UE5 Users. This would dynamically enhance the project flow as it is a community driven format. If it is internal, then all of the UE5 Users would be able to open the Project Portal from within UE5.

[@panzfaust9812]

So next gen games will need a few TB of disk space?

[@tetzet3254]

I'm using with my new project

[@alamin225]

Then, is there any chance to decrease the system requirements for future games?

[@Sjamaan22]

IGN could u make a video on when we are expected to get some games unreal5 engine games?

[@dontlookinyourcloset]

what's the last game in the vid?

[@mythos2280]

Awesome video!

[@bf3ram]

Now imagine what Unreal 6 will be like

[@CarlJames10]

haha damnnn!

[@Zoza15]

What most people don't realize, is when the UE5 engine becomes amazing that other developers will use similar features of UE5 engine into their own game engine as well. UE5 might be hype right now, but its far from the only engine on the market wanting to make ripple effects.

[@KenpachiM3]

Maybe if CIG changed to UE5; Star Citizen could reach BETA in the next 50 years!!!

[@minbari73]

It means people will essentially need highly expensive video cards to run them at 60fps or above..or a console with PRO in the title/

[@hawken796]

That's the case with every new generation

[@Dark88Dragon]

Just the right food for my quite new gaming rig, bring it on pls

[@cd-yx3nv]

GPU prices are MSRP again. Perfect time to upgrade. Let me know if you need any help picking parts.

[@riichobamin7612]

Will the curren generation of GPUs be able to handle UE 5 ? Will they be relevant ?

[@giorgisopromadze3655]

I'm all lubed up for a year now for UE5... just give it to me already!

[@talion7268]

Creep af...

[@sparda2098]

Does anyone have a prospective on how the engine will run on ps5/series x? Saw the matrix demo on the ps5. It looks great, but frame rate was a little sketchy in explosions and car crashes. Wondering if its a matter of optimisation from game development or hardware

[@hawken796]

Depends on the optimisation by the devs

[@talpatv512]

Not only optimisation, but shadows, resolution and anti aliasing (as well as refelctions) make a huge difference, for 1080p users TAA is the best option for anti aliasing, even if it makes some things look blurry, also, Ray traceing is not worth the -50% fps, just make sure to turn that off, normal refelctions do the job fine and they dont eat fps like crazy

[@hawken796]

@@talpatv512 All falls under optimisation. Once upon a time v sync used to tank the framerate, bit nowadays it's practically harmless to the fps

[@ARTala88]

Aint there more people than me waiting for Witcher 4 with ue5

[@Humanaut.]

The engine isn't only the scaffolding though. It's scaffolding + construction tools (bulldozer, crane etc.) + building material (cement, steel, glass, insulation etc.).

[@blackdoc6320]

Only problem with using lumen is unless you're going for insane realism it can split your frame rate sometimes in half

[@HANNIBAL30ro]

that last scene... imagine a vampire the masquerade AAA game in unreal engine 5, damn makes me sigh with the potential that the masquerade universe has and yet, they do nothing..

[@pokison]

How about optimization ?

[@Swenkyvamp]

Soo much detail, can''t wait for games to reach 500 gb each :))

[@Lock2002ful]

So 60$ per game is coming back and Bloober Team working on Silent Hill 2 Remake in UE55 confirmed?

[@markvenediktov6930]

who remembers Unreal Tournament . remake that (even if UT 2004)

[@AngryBulldogGaming]

i'm going to have to download the UE matrix demo because on video to me it just looks like they just improved the shadows and reflections the detail in the building don't seem like they're too high polygon

[@JaXuun]

How are they going to compress geometry for nanite

[@carll2140]

Can we get a new Unreal Tournament with UE5 then?

[@StrikeNoir105E]

For the laymen who may not have gotten the gist of what UE5 offers, let's take the analogy of a mango smoothie stand; Imagine current games development as making a super silky mango smoothie using a bowl and a mortar. Yes you can make a mean smoothie out of that, but not only does it take longer, but you tire yourself out by the time you finish it. UE5 meanwhile is akin to using an electric blender, where while the smoothie that comes out may look and feel the same, it now took less time and effort to do, so you can better focus on making new and exciting flavors instead of crushing mangoes. That's the potential that UE5 is offering with its suite of tools.

[@drgonzo123]

Nice analogy. I’m shocked to be the first to give you a 👍🏼. There ya go, you earned it

[@ahmadlansari5224]

recreate the game + work with old artist and new artist so that they can benefit with the game such as cosmetics

[@soaiside9555]

Which gpu is required for this?

[@theobnoxiousgamer9624]

3:50 but does it need to be that high quality? Better to use extra leverage for better visuals and performance instead of trying to break even.

[@StrikeNoir105E]

If a game doesn't need that kind of detail due to art direction and style, the Nanite and Lumen systems would still be quite useful since it'll still make work on the assets and lighting easier.

[@theobnoxiousgamer9624]

@@StrikeNoir105E Agreed, my concern is the polygon count as in modeling programs they can be super dense and extremely taxing, FAR more so as the light or shadows need to be calculated per polygon. The hit is exponential. Polygon size isn’t a problem but polygon quantity. A single grain of sand size area could easily mistakenly have several hundred thousand polys and BOOM game broken. I’m afraid nanite will be a cop out for optimizing like FSR and DLSS, which will likely be the case.

[@ShaggyPWN]

Does it mean that a decent game that isn't a steam early access survival game might actually be released within the next 3 years?

[@originalityisdead.9513]

Hopefully not just great looking games with nothing else going for them.

[@tonygicz8]

All depends on who's making them.

[@a_passing_cloud]

That is mostly what it will be.

[@ronnybarrier-ign6449]

That's certainly the hope! It was encouraging to hear from most devs that the tools will actually give them time to make the games more fun.

[@uneedpuns1713]

ue5 is definitely getting more traction/spotlight with ark 2 and witcher 4

[@Cohen177]

8:15 except those poor lightmap farms :(

[@PhenomsServant4]

Say what you will about Epic, but they know how to make a hell of a game engine.

[@anthonysmith6413]

Is it just me or is IGN putting out some real quality content lately?

[@phokgedimaja327]

I'm not a game developer but I'm excited as well.

[@Liesday]

We need a new IA too... a new IA it would be game changer

[@mark63424able]

The scaffolding analogy is not quite right. When a skyscraper is complete the scaffolding is removed. When a game is complete the game engine is not removed. It cannot possibly be removed; the finished game contains the game engine. The UE5 SDK tools you show in the video are more akin to scaffolding. Alternately: The Game Engine is akin to the skyscraper's infrastructure (steel, concrete, plumbing...), the SDK tools are the scaffolding, the finished game is the finished skyscraper with all of the furniture, fittings and offices.

[@1kbmahan]

It probably means that they’ll use the new engine

[@banderas1879]

IGN kinda been on a roll since COVID

[@DarkAlfwig]

Whats the game in this video?