Unreal Engine 5 Showcase: Major Games Embracing Next-Gen Tech

Unreal Engine 5: A Comprehensive List of Upcoming and Released Games

Epic Games' Unreal Engine 5, unveiled at Summer Game Fest 2020 and fully released at State of Unreal 2022, is revolutionizing game development. Its advanced capabilities in geometry, lighting, and animation are attracting developers of all sizes, resulting in a diverse and exciting lineup of games. This list details confirmed Unreal Engine 5 titles, categorized by release year. Note that release dates are subject to change.

[Updated December 23, 2024] This list now includes Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and MechWarrior 5: Clans.

2021 & 2022 Unreal Engine 5 Games

Lyra

• Developer: Epic Games
• Platforms: PC
• Release Date: April 5, 2022
• Video Footage: State Of Unreal 2022 Showcase

More than just a game, Lyra serves as a versatile multiplayer shooter designed to familiarize developers with Unreal Engine 5's features. Its customizable nature allows creators to leverage its assets for their own projects. Epic Games positions Lyra as an evolving tool, continuously updated to reflect UE5 advancements.

Fortnite

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2023 Unreal Engine 5 Games

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2024 Unreal Engine 5 Games (Confirmed Release Dates)

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2025 Unreal Engine 5 Games (Confirmed Release Dates)

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2025 Unreal Engine 5 Games (No Release Dates)

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Unreal Engine 5 Games With No Release Years

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The impact of Unreal Engine 5 is undeniable. While its full potential is still unfolding, the diverse range of games already utilizing this powerful engine promises a bright future for interactive entertainment.