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Epic Games Makes The Awesome Infiltrator Available For Developers To Study, Use

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 17 September 2015 at 10:46 AM EDT. Add A Comment

Epic Games has announced they've made their entire Infiltrator project available for free to download and utilize within Unreal Engine 4 projects.

Infiltrator is their real-time demo of the UE4 demo engine shown off back in 2013 at GDC and still remains a beast of a tech demo by today's standards and can whoop modern graphics cards and display drivers.

The announcement of making the Infiltrator demo free and free to use within UE4 projects was announced this morning to the Unreal Engine blog. Below is the cinematic demo of Infiltrator.

Sure would love to see this spun into a (Linux) graphics benchmark!

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