Fortnite got a huge facelift in chapter 4. Nick Penwarden, VP of engineering for the Unreal Engine, explains how Epic took advantage of new tools to make the battle royale look better than ever.

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Unreal Editor for Fortnite brings the power of the Unreal Engine 5 to the masses—and I’m pretty damn excited to try it out. Here’s how Epic Games describes this exciting new tool: ...

Epic’s Unreal Editor for Fortnite is finally launching on March 22nd. The PC-based development tools will bring some of Unreal Engine into Fortnite.

Unreal Editor for Fortnite is for experienced game developers, but it’s also designed to be a user-friendly tool for Fortnite’s many Island creators and hobbyists.Eventually, the goal is to ...

If I'm cyber-Goku doing the Griddy in the greater Fortnite-Disney-Unreal metaverse come 2029, I'll eat a big helping of Unreal Engine 6-rendered crow before getting domed by a Mickey Mouse armed ...

Fortnite and Epic Games' Unreal Engine have always gone hand-in-hand, with UE firmly establishing itself as an industry standard for game development. Your login session has expired.

Unreal Editor could make Fortnite last forever. More broadly, what we’ve seen play out time and time again is that major games with deep modding capabilities are some of the most industry ...

Epic Games already released Unreal Engine 5 to game developers last year, but now the company will be releasing the beta version of Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) to everyone on March 22 ...

A preview build of Unreal Engine 5.4 launches today, ahead of its full release in late April. This adds Motion Matching that allows for simple AAA-quality character animation.

Every year, Epic Games hosts its State of Unreal event to show off what it’s been working on. The event involves many of Epic’s products, from Unreal Engine to Fortnite.

When Fortnite launched in 2017, Epic was a 500-person company—known primarily for producing the Gears of War franchise and creating the industry-leading game development software, Unreal Engine.