Unreal Engine 6 Revealed By Epic Games, Will Likely Power Lots Of Project Helix Titles
Epic Games has revealed Unreal Engine 6 during the Paris Major for Rocket League esports. The new engine will likely power many titles under Project Helix, aiming to enhance cross-device compatibility. While details are limited, a trailer showcasing Rocket League on UE6 hints at its potential.
- ▪Unreal Engine 6 was revealed by Epic Games during the Paris Major for Rocket League.
- ▪The engine is expected to power various titles under Project Helix.
- ▪A trailer featuring Rocket League running on UE6 has been released, but further details are scarce.
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- ▪ Epic Reveals Unreal Engine 6 With Rocket League Teaser — Game Informer
- ▪ Rocket League's Unreal Engine 6 makeover teased as Epic reveals a glimpse of the future — Eurogamer
- ▪ Epic Games reveals a first look at Unreal Engine 6 with a Rocket League makeover — Engadget
- ▪ Your first look at Unreal Engine 6 comes courtesy of a much shinier looking Rocket League teaser — Rock Paper Shotgun
- ▪ Epic reveals first Unreal Engine 6 game, and it's not Fortnite — PC Gamer
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NewsXboxUnreal Engine 6Epic GamesRocket LeagueProject Helix Unreal Engine 6 Revealed By Epic Games, Will Likely Power Lots Of Project Helix Titles An early look at next-gen tech? by Ben Kerry4 mins ago Share: Well, this is a bit of surprise for a Monday morning! Yesterday, as part of the Paris Major for Rocket League esports, developer Psyonix announced that its beloved multiplayer title is getting a massive engine upgrade; it's moving to Unreal Engine 6 in the near future. That's right - Epic Games has basically used Rocket League to soft-reveal the next major iteration of Unreal Engine; a toolset that's become hugely popular over the last few generations. If those gens are anything to go by, UE6 will likely be the most popular game engine of the Xbox Project Helix era.
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