A new free Unreal Engine 5 game, which pushes all the limits established so far, can be downloaded now. You will be able to see what the engine has in its belly.
Several games have already succumbed to Unreal Engine 5, including Fortnite and Lords of the Fallen. But the list will grow in the coming months, even years. Various big, highly anticipated titles, exclusive or not to a platform, have adopted the Epic Games tool, such as Hellblade 2, Silent Hill 2 Remake or the intriguing Nobody Wants to Die. And these are only the software planned in the short term, because the new Tomb Raider or The Witcher Remake will also run thanks to this engine. To show off its capabilities, a free game was released on Steam this week.
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Unreal Physics, the free Unreal Engine 5 game, available on Steam
Unreal Engine 5 offers a whole range of improvements compared to previous iterations in terms of lighting, construction of open worlds or even productivity gains for developers. But the Epic Games engine also offers advances in physics. And this is the point that Jilted Generation Productions wants to highlight with the free Unreal Physics game. A software available now on Steam. What is Unreal Physics? A “dynamic 3D sandbox” composed of several Unreal Engine 5 demos that use two distinct systems, FluidNinja and Chaos, for more realistic renderings.
“Whether it’s the graceful flow of water, the mesmerizing realism of smoke, or the viscous flow of molten lava, the fluid dynamics in this sandbox will leave you speechless” indicates the Steam page of the free game Unreal Engine 5. An interactive experimentation lab that lets you test destruction in a copy-pasted environment of the building lobby where Neo and Trinity save Morpheus in The Matrix, the spread of smoke, or the different movements of the water with dozens of floating objects.
Although it is properly labeled as a game, it is indeed a technological showcase created with the intention of demonstrating the progress of the Unreal Engine 5, and the FluidNinja and Chaos systems. Opinions seem to be mixed, but the most optimistic praise the potential and quality of physics. To download this Unreal Engine 5 title, go to the Unreal Physics Steam page.