Epic has announced an unprecedented price reduction in its game development engine, Unreal Engine 4, cutting dow the price from $19/month to free and this includes free updates too.

Last year, Unreal Engine 4 switched to a $19/month subscription plan. It was the first in a couple of attempts to coax indie developers away from Unity—and CryEngine announced their own low cost ...

Looking for the newest version of Unreal Engine to create some seriously sick games and other forms of media? Unreal Engine 4.22 is available now, as announced via the official Unreal Engine blog.

Unreal Engine 4, the latest version of the game engine developed by Epic Games, is now completely free for anyone to use, the company announced today. Epic originally launched Unreal Engine 4 in ...

Epic’s engine works on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, SteamOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and HTML 5. But while its free, the Unreal Engine blog notes that developers still owe a royalty on any ...

Epic Games has unveiled Unreal Engine 5, its next big engine overhaul. Unlike the previous jump between Unreal Engine 3 and 4, developers will be able to carry over projects between ...

Unreal Engine 4.27 was released today with the latest set of In-Camera VFX tools and other virtual production features aplenty.

Unreal Engine is now royalty-free until a game makes a whopping $1 million New royalty-free period, which is retroactive, has grown by a factor of 20 in 9 years.

XR Epic Games has released Unreal Engine 4.25, which introduces support for the next-gen consoles (PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X).

As impressive as the technology of the Unreal Engine 4 is, Epic Games’ first demonstration of this new tech is geared toward professional video game creators, not gamers.