Unreal Engine 5.4 - Official Features Overview

Unreal Engine 5.4 has arrived for developers offering the latest in bleeding-edge development tools for artists, creators, and developers alike. The new features and improvements to performance, visual fidelity, and productivity that will benefit the creation of games across industries.
Take a look at the Unreal Engine 5.4 feature overview offering a look at the substantial updates to both in-editor and gameplay animation features, significant rendering enhancements, an extended virtual production toolset, improved developer iteration, and more. The overview also features a brief look at the rendering for Marvel 1943 Rise of Hydra.
Unreal Engine 5.4 is available now.
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[@HEROX05]

Does this mean you can team up together via separate computers to develop a video game by using the cloud?

[@willydonker1157]

1:33 what is that snow game?

[@adamshalashaska5698]

All this great tech and advancements in graphics but every aaa game that comes out now a days is a disappointment.

[@timmybus21]

true. theres no point in making better tech when the gaming landscape is completely stagnant.

[@hottlatinoboi]

The evolution of game engines like Unreal Engine has indeed set high expectations for graphics. While these engines showcase the potential for photorealistic visuals, the actual implementation in games can be limited by current hardware capabilities and the significant costs associated with developing such high-fidelity graphics. The discrepancy between demo presentations and final game graphics has been a topic of discussion in the gaming community, as seen with titles like Watch Dogs. It's a balance between the vision of what's possible and the practicality of game development within the constraints of technology and budget. Unreal Engine continues to push the boundaries, but the true realization of its capabilities in gaming may still be far off.

[@KOBKStreak]

The games were developed in the many years before release etc. Games out in the next 5 years will OR could look better because of the new tech available when starting development on games.
Games don't just magically become created in a day.

[@Jackfromshack]

They need to sell RTX fraud somehow

[@jamesbrincefield9879]

The only real innovation in modern games is happening in the indie scene. We’ve had “next-gen” visuals for the past 2-3 console generations but mechanically games haven’t progressed since the PS3/360 era. But developers have the audacity to think their recycled yet somehow still unfinished product is worth (at minimum) an extra $10 dollars now. The last game released that was truly worth $70 dollars was Elden Ring.

[@o0rolyat0o]

Did this mf really say "5 dot 4"

[@mac5er]

there is a dot, deal with it

[@aeliusdawn]

th-cam.com/video/JSscLQFyf0A/w-d-xo.html
Steve Jobs did the same

[@KaustavMajumder]

A U.S. citizen has the kind of education system that teaches the concept of Rainbow flag to kindergarten kids, but not what a Decimal Point is in Mathematics. So yeah, he did indeed say 5 dot 4.

[@KaustavMajumder]

@@mac5er Indeed. The numerical decimal point identifies itself as a dot.

[@aeliusdawn]

@@KaustavMajumder bro stop watching fox news