Epic Games Rolls Out Unreal Engine 4.20

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 18 July 2018 at 01:22 PM EDT. 24 Comments
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Epic Games has today rolled out Unreal Engine 4.20 as the latest version of their Linux-friendly, cross-platform game engine while also promoting Unreal Studio 4.20 to beta.

Unreal Engine 4.20 introduces the "Niagara" particle editor for immense visual effects, various quality improvements to create life-like digital characters, 100+ mobile optimizations (including hardware occlusion queries using Vulkan for mobile devices), better Android debugging, better Nintendo Switch platform support, the new Proxy LOD tool is considered production-ready, and much more.


Learn more about the many Unreal Engine 4.20 improvements via UnrealEngine.com.

Unreal Studio 4.20 is meanwhile in beta and features improvements around mesh editing, non-destructive re-importing, meta-data exposure, and Datasmith for SketchUp. Those details here.
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