Unreal Engine 5 Preview 1 Released With Rendering Improvements & More

[RejectModernity]

Try Splitgate.

Nice, It even runs natively on wayland

[theriddick]

I hope they can expand the use of Nanite to work with deformation and animated objects/terrain/whatever. Lumen I've heard certainly needs optimizations done; it does look pretty however.

[Jahimself]

I never played a single UE4 native Linux game.

You can also try "Everspace", both on gog and steam.

[castlefox]

While UE surely can look great, it never delivered good performance to me. I first came in contact with that many years ago when all I had was a mediocre notebook with dedicated GPU. While the game seemed to run fine with acceptable frame-rate, the game experienced extreme input latency to the point of making the game completely unplayable. Now with the modern high end hardware I have access to, I still feel higher latency, even though the game easily runs over double the screen sync rate on maximal settings.

I never played Forklift, the currently most popular UE game, but from what I have seen, its not better in that regard.

When was that? The first couple games did not have good input lag, but they put in a lot of work on Gears of War 3 to make it have much better/lower input lag / responsiveness.

[Linuxxx]

When was that? The first couple games did not have good input lag, but they put in a lot of work on Gears of War 3 to make it have much better/lower input lag / responsiveness.

You do realize that you are talking about a XBOX 360 exclusive game there, right?

[castlefox]

You do realize that you are talking about a XBOX 360 exclusive game there, right?

Yes. I know.