So, we all pretty much know that a Sonic game in a First-Person title would not work well. Unless of course there is a fixed camera on the character and you’re experiencing it with Oculus Rift. YouTube’s member ‘Chadtronic’ has shared a video of Sonic the Hedgehog GDK – a fan-made Sonic game with a first-person perspective that is powered by Unreal Engine – running with Oculus Rift. It looks cool and opens up a lot of possibilities, so go ahead and give it a go! Continue reading Here Is A Fan-Made Sonic Game, Powered By Unreal Engine, Running With Oculus Rift→
A couple of days ago, Polycount’s member ‘Logithx’ posted three screenshots of his fan-made version of Half Life in Unreal Engine 3. While those shots looked great, the modder claimed that he’d be moving his project to Unreal Engine 4 and today we’ve got the first comparison between these two versions. Continue reading Half Life 2 Fan-Made Remake – Unreal Engine 3 Versus Unreal Engine 4 Comparison→
Epic Games announced that it has worked with numerous exceptionally talented independent developers to put together the very first Unreal Indie Bundle, giving gamers seven acclaimed, Unreal Engine 3-powered indie games for the price of one. For one week the Unreal Indie Bundle is available for $19.99 (USD), £14.99 (GBP) and €17.99 (EUR) on Steam. Continue reading Unreal Indie Bundle Announced; seven UE3-powered games for 20 bucks→
Strike Vector Team is currently working on an indie aerial combat game that is powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine 3 and looks really cool. Strike Vector’s main focus is its multiplayer mode, though there will be a solo campaign for all fans of SP modes. A debut trailer with in-game footage was released a couple of days ago, that can be viewed below, and was spotted by Eurogamer. The team behind it is not willing to launch a Kickstarter campaign for it, so it will be interesting to see how things will unfold. For now, enjoy the trailer and we’ll be sure to keep you posted on its progress! Continue reading Unreal Engine 3-powered indie Strike Vector looks great, aerial combat game developed by four people→
Does anyone remember Descent? You know, one of the first 6DOF games that offered unprecedented level of freedom and control? Well, get ready for a treat, as a single man is developing a remake for Parallax Software’s shooter that is powered by Unreal Engine 3. Max has released the first gameplay footage of his remake, showcasing a number of features that has managed to implement, and can be viewed below. Continue reading Classic shooter ‘Descent’ comes to Unreal Engine 3 via this fan-made remake→
Back in January, we informed you about the release of Renegade X: Black Dawn. Renegade X: Black Dawn is a remake of C&C: Renegade that is powered by Unreal Engine 3 and is available for free. Awesome, right? What you didn’t know though was that the team behind it has been working hard for its MP mode and has finally released the first MP footage of it. As its description reads, this video discusses the new gameplay plans for Renegade X and its upcoming multiplayer release. In addition, this video includes the first-ever footage of alpha testing. We should also note that Renegade X will feature structures that are destroyable and repairable, as well as stealth units. Enjoy! Continue reading First Multiplayer Footage For Command & Conquer: Renegade’s free remake, Renegade X→
THQ is currently recruiting for its Montreal team that is said to be working on an unannounced title with game design veteran Patrice Desilets, best known for the Prince of Persia relaunch as well as the Assassin’s Creed series. Spotted by NeoGAF’s member ‘Nirolak‘, THQ Montreal will be creating a game that will be powered by Epic Games’ Unreal Engine and will feature melee combat mechanics. Continue reading THQ Montreal’s Unannounced Game will be powered by Unreal Engine and will feature melee combat→
We seriously can’t believe there is noone taking advantage of Unreal Engine 3 (and CryEngine 3). Okay, there are plenty of UE3 games but when was the last time you saw something unique? Something out of the ordinary? Something besides another brown-ish shooter game? Something like Mirror’s Edge perhaps? Well, time for a slight change. Christian Davis, Associate Environment Artist at Junction Point Studios, has created a high quality model of the Blastoise Pokemon. Naturally, Davis felt the need to test his model on UDK and the following image was the result of that. And damn, does this looks impressive. Davis used UDK’s Foliage Showcase, which means that all assets other than Blastoise and the pokeball are property of Epic Games. Enjoy! Continue reading This is what a Pokemon game would look like in Unreal Engine 3→
