Unreal Engine 5 is now the biggest single engine in terms of games sold, and many studios adopting it in place of proprietary engines (see our guide to the best game development software). That doesn't mean it doesn't have its weaknesses, though, and devs are understandably wondering what's next for Epic Games' real-time tool.
We've looked before at Epic's blueprint for Unreal Engine 5.6 and beyond. But CEO Tim Sweeney has now offered the first real nuggets of information about the next big iteration, Unreal Engine 6 (UE 6). And devs aren't entirely sold.
