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Epic Games releases Unreal Engine 5, will power the new Tomb Raider game

Epic Games has launched Unreal Engine 5 (UE5) at the recent State of Unreal event. It was first announced two years ago with a PlayStation 5 demo video. Later, we also got to witness another application of it in The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience video. Well, this City Sample game project is now released to the public with some tweaks. Not only that, Epic’s own Fortnite and other popular franchises like Tomb Raider and Witcher are also coming up with new games made on UE5.

Unreal Engine 5 Download, Supported Games, and Features

Unreal Engine 5 Lyra Lyra Starter Game

UE5 brings several new-gen technologies called Nanite, Lumen, Temporal Super Resolution, and MetaSounds. Simply put, these are enhancements in terms of lighting and audio visual effects that aim for a more realistic or immersive graphics. 

To showcase this, the company has released: 

Lyra, which is a “hands-on learning resource that incorporates many key engine features, includes multiple maps and modes, and comes with a fully networked multiplayer environment.” City Sample from The Matrix Awakens that includes “a complete city with buildings, vehicles, and crowds of MetaHuman characters,” but without Keanu Reeves or any other movie characters.

Epic Games says, “​​As developers from independent teams to AAA powerhouses create their next-generation games, Epic has confirmed that over 85 game studios are already part of the UE5 community, with more on the way—representing a deeply talented pool of creative and technical talent around the world. This group includes The Coalition, CD PROJEKT RED, Crystal Dynamics, and many other world-class teams.”

We have already covered the Witcher based on Unreal Engine 5 before. Thus, Crystal Dynamics’ announcing Tomb Raider with UE5 is the news. Here are the details:

New Tomb Raider on Unreal Engine 5 Announcement

Rise Of The Tomb Raider used for representational purpose.

Rise Of The Tomb Raider used for representational purpose.​

Four years since the last Tomb Raider game, developer Crystal Dynamics has revealed it is working on a new title with Unreal Engine 5. Dallas Dickinson, director of this franchise said, “this new engine translates into next-level storytelling and gameplay experiences.”

Sharing this news, Crystal Dynamics tweeted:

Crystal Dynamics is incredibly excited about the future of Unreal and how it will help us take our storytelling to the next level. That's why we're proud to announce that our next #tombraider game is being built on Unreal Engine 5! pic.twitter.com/UFMiWzJAZc

— Tomb Raider (@tombraider) April 5, 2022

As already mentioned, this is just one among the several developers that would be releasing their Unreal Engine 5 games.

We will be keeping tabs on them and perhaps even share our experiences with you.

In the meanwhile, stay tuned to Digit.in for more news, reviews, feature stories, buying guides, and everything else tech-related.



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