Unreal Engine 4.23 has been released, with Epic Games adding in the Chaos physics and destruction system into the new version of UE. A recap on what the Chaos High-Performance Physics and Destruction ...

We finally have a launch date for Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 2, after months of waiting. Chapter 2, Season 1 has been by far the longest season in Fortnite history, but it comes to and end on February ...

Epic Games is ramping up into Chapter 2 - Season 2 of Fortnite, and with the new v11.50 update for the game the developer is adding in support for Unreal Engine 4's awesome Chaos Physics System. If ...

Epic Games is changing up Fortnite’s physics engine. The popular battle royale game will move to the Unreal Engine’s new Chaos physics engine with the 11.50 update, which is currently scheduled for ...

One of the great things about GDC is that it lets us in on some very exciting development tech that will inevitably end up in the games we play. Epic Games in particular is no stranger to impressive ...

Epic Games has extended Fortnite Chapter 2: Season 1 and has announced it's moving the game to Unreal Engine’s Chaos physics system. Season 1 of Chapter 2 will now end for Fortnite players on Thursday ...

Yesterday, players were treated to a new Fortnite patch that implemented the Chaos Physics system into the game. And yet if you weren’t told that directly, chances are you would have no idea. Playing ...

Epic has released the latest version of the Unreal Engine, version 4.23, which brings with it a brand new physics engine that should completely replace Nvidia's PhysX in UE-based games. The new Chaos ...

Fortnite's v11.50 update has landed today, and though Epic has shied away from releasing detailed patch notes for each update during Chapter 2, today's update warrants such an announcement. Not only ...

January 24, 2020 It's confirmed - Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 2 arrives late February. Earlier today, reliable dataminer Hypex posted a discovery on Twitter: "The Chapter 2, Season 1 ending date on the ...

Something to look forward to: Microsoft has given us a few early glimpses of games running on the Xbox Series X over the last couple of weeks, but we have not seen much for the PlayStation 5 yet.