An in-game scene is impressively lit using the new Unreal Engine feature. A character is walking through a scene with beautiful lights and shadows.
My iPhone photo might not quite capture it, but you can get an idea. There were audible gasps from the crowd as lights flickered on in a later scene.
Epic’s Simon Tourangeau just made the announcement on stage.
That’s according to Epic’s Bill Clifford. Seems like a smart move if Epic wants to make its mobile stores successful.
Epic’s Unreal Engine will be integrated into Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Cockpit Platform, meaning that automakers who rely on the platform can use Unreal Engine to make in-car experiences.
Following Steve Allison’s Epic Games Store news, Clifford is setting up what’s coming for the day. He says the state of Unreal is the strongest it’s ever been, with more than 850,000 monthly active users on Unreal Engine.
That’s according to Epic’s Steve Allison, who just took the stage.
ARK: Ultimate Mobile Edition will come to the store later this year — but only in the EU, which is the only place you can get Epic’s iOS store. The game will come to Epic’s Android store globally, too.
