Epic Games has released Unreal Engine 4.26, delivering expanded virtual production features for film & TV creators, production-ready Hair and Fur features for more convincing animated characters, and additional powerful new tools to help craft believable real-time environments, characters, simulations, and more.
Another day, another batch of games shipped to stores. Instead of giving them all their own posts, we grouped them, and so far there are announcements for:
Set in a world where fantasy meets Sci-Fi and ancient mysteries live side by side with cutting-edge technologies, Skyforge transports players to a universe where mortals and immortals fight for survival against invading gods and their armies.
Dino Galaxy Tennis is a 2D side-view action tennis game set in space on the surface of various planets.
Metal Tales: Overkill is an action-adventure game where Metal and Adrenaline clash to give you the ultimate 3D roguelike guitar-shooter.
A direct sequel to the original, fan-favorite Black Ops, and set in the early 1980s, Black Ops Cold War, drops players into the depth of the Cold War’s volatile geopolitical universe in a gripping experience where nothing is as it seems.
A narrative-driven, voyeuristic experience, Do Not Feed the Monkeys will give you the chance to invade the privacy of strangers to witness their most intimate moments.
Project-V is a new IP set in a science-fantasy universe that will feature an evolving narrative and setting, aiming to reimagine multiplayer gaming by rebuilding cooperative play from the ground up.
The Brigandine classic game is returning after 20 years with an all-new, turn-based strategy game set in a familiar fantasy world.
A daily train commute gone wrong: Speed Limit is a one take, old-school non-stop arcade shooter that never slows down.
