Just today, we announced that Square Enix has licensed Unreal Engine 3.

Sega has licensed Unreal Engine 3 again for a specific, unannounced title.

Japan plus Unreal Engine has not exactly been a winning combination thus far.

Newsweek reports that the games will use Epic's Unreal Engine 3.

It's called Unreal Engine 4, and it's ready now.

This delay comes as Fortnite moves to a new game engine to Unreal Engine's chaos physics system.

But equal credit goes to the Unreal Engine 3, designed by Epic cofounder Tim Sweeney and his crew.

Are they using Unreal Engine exclusively?

Sega Licenses Unreal Engine for New Game Sega has licensed Unreal Engine 3 again for a specific, unannounced title.

And hundreds of them use Epic's Unreal Engine, which Sweeney and his team first brought into the world in 1998.

Capcom has licensed Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3, again for use in a new undisclosed title by a European studio.

In 2018, for example, Apple demonstrated how Unreal Engine worked with its latest augmented reality tools at its annual developer conference.

Apple said its move will not affect Epic Games' Unreal Engine, a software tool relied on by hundreds of other app makers.

The Unreal Engine is the underlying software that renders the geysers of blood when Gears of War players eviscerate a bad guy.

Developers who work with the Unity and Unreal engines can work in ARCore, or they can use more common Java and OpenGL tools.

First revealed at the Spike TV Video Game Awards in December, it will be the first game to utilize Epic's Unreal Engine 4.