The best Unreal Engine games of E3 2016, selected by GamesBeat
After three long hours of arguments, counter-arguments, and at least one bloody brawl, GamesBeat settled on the best games made with Unreal Engine at...
Dangerous Golf is silly and fun — but a lack of polish makes it a bogey
The concept for Dangerous Golf is enticing: Put golf indoors and make it play like the crash modes from the Burnout games. If you weren’t...
Google announces VR NDK for Daydream, native Unity integration coming this summer
At the Google I/O developer conference in Mountain View, California today, Google announced the release of tools for building applications and games for Google’s...
Epic Games gives out $75,000 in developer grants
A developer known for impressive gaming technology is helping development teams that are doing cool things with and for its engine. Develop Epic Games...
Tim Sweeney: How the Universal Windows Platform is like Facebook and a boiling frog
Microsoft is working to unify its desktop, mobile, and gaming platforms, but one vocal critic thinks this could come with some frightening consequences for...
Ark: Survival of the Fittest brings dinosaur-based esports to PlayStation 4
In a perfect world, we would turn on the television on Sundays to watch teams of humans and dinosaurs competing alongside one another. But...
Epic Games demos amazing real-time motion capture for Ninja Theory’s Hellblade
Ninja Theory is making a highly realistic viking psychological thriller called Hellblade. At the center of it is a woman warrior, Senua, who is...
Unreal Engine’s latest innovation is about building games while inside virtual reality
Epic Games is unveiling a new virtual reality edition of its Unreal Engine game-development tool today that enables you to create a video game from within...
Epic releases Unreal Match 3 smartphone game to teach people how to use its tools
Epic Games is best known among consumers for its entertainment releases, but the company usually uses those games as showpieces for its other technology...
How Friday the 13th: The Game exploded from Gun Media’s fun horror ideas
How Gun Media turned their side horror project into Friday the 13th: The Game