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Tim Sweeney thinks Valve's requirement for developers to disclose AI usage on Steam is killing games before they launch. He's calling it a 'Scarlet Letter', but his argument has some obvious blind spots.
Epic's next engine about better graphics. Unreal Engine 6 wants to make your Fortnite skin wardrobe work across every game built on it.
Thunder Lotus confirmed during Day of the Devs that 33 Immortals will finally hit 1.0 on June 10, arriving on Steam, Epic, and Xbox after years of delays.
Rocket League has been running on Xbox 360-era tech this entire time. Epic just announced it's leapfrogging straight to Unreal Engine 6.
Epic Games has restored Fortnite to the Apple App Store in nearly every country, calling it "the beginning of the end of the Apple Tax worldwide" as the legal fight heads to the Supreme Court.
Blizzard's own 10th anniversary event landed so flat that Fortnite's Overwatch collab became the real celebration, and game director Aaron Keller had to publicly acknowledge the criticism.
After eight years managing Unreal Engine at Epic, Arjan Brussee thinks AI-first architecture can topple the very engine he helped run. His new project, the Immense Engine, is being built from scratch in the Netherlands.
Fortnite's player count may be sliding, but Chapter 7 Season 2's four-shotgun loot pool is delivering the most interesting close-range combat the game has seen in years.
HoYoverse's action gacha game is finally heading to Steam almost two years after its original launch, and it's about time.
Payload Studios' block-based bullet heaven builder arrives on Game Pass day one, and for a niche genre mash-up like this, that's exactly the lifeline it needs.
Krafton, the company that owns Unknown Worlds Entertainment, is no longer listed as Subnautica 2's publisher on Steam or the Epic Games Store. The change happened on April 7 and hasn't been reversed.
Epic is reportedly building an Arc Raiders-style extraction shooter starring Disney characters, targeting a November launch. Internal reviewers aren't convinced it's ready.
Epic Games is reducing the amount of V-Bucks players get for their money starting March 19, and their official explanation is that they need to 'pay the bills.' From a company that makes billions.