Kojima Productions debuted a 10-minute trailer for Death Stranding 2 at SXSW, showcasing familiar faces like Norman Reedus and Lea Seydoux, reprising their roles from the original game. The trailer in
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During the State of Unreal 2022 event, Epic Games made Unreal Engine 5 available for all game developers to use for their upcoming projects. Several games, both high-profile and less well-known, have been confirmed to use the platform. Unreal Engine 5 is the latest iteration of the highly successful and popular game engine, and it is likely to see heavy usage as the current console generation develops. The new version is a significant leap forward in terms of crafting geometry, lighting, and animation.
Back at Summer Game Fest in 2020, Unreal Engine 5 was revealed running on a PS5. The tech demo showcased some of what players can expect from games using the engine, with an unprecedented level of detail.
A few Unreal Engine 5 games were released in 2023 that showcased the technology in action, paving the way for far more projects to debut in 2024. That said, the engine's reign is still in its infancy, and it might be a few years before the world gets to see its full potential actualized. Developers of all sizes are working with Unreal Engine 5, and there is a diverse range of upcoming games already confirmed to be using the engine.
Updated on December 23, 2024 by Mark Sammut: The following Unreal Engine 5 games were added to the article: Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and MechWarrior 5: Clans.
2024 Unreal Engine 5 Games (Confirmed Release Dates)
Unreal Engine 5 Games With No Release Years
Developer: Epic Games
Platforms: PC
Release Date: April 5, 2022
Video Footage: State Of Unreal 2022 Showcase
Starting with a unique type of release, Lyra is a multiplayer game designed to introduce developers to Unreal Engine 5. Seen solely as a game, Lyra is a rather generic online shooter; however, its true value lies in its customizability, allowing developers to use it to create their own projects. Epic describes Lyra as a "living project" that will continue to evolve, helping to introduce creators to UE5's mechanisms.