The previous Tomb Raider trilogy uses Crystal Dynamics' own Foundation engine. It's not the only studio to come to that conclusion: Crystal Dynamics announced today that it's working on a new Tomb Raider game using Unreal Engine 5, too. But if switching to someone else's engine facilitates the process of making good games-and CD Projekt clearly seems to think it will-then I'm all for it. 961K views 10 months ago TheWitcher UnrealEngine CDProjektRed CD Projekt Red breaks down why theyve chosen Unreal Engine 5 as their game engine of choice, when it comes to building new. Speaking strictly for myself, I don't care what engine CD Projekt, or any other studio, decides to roll with: I'm here to be impressed by games, not technology. And when it comes down to choosing between remaking REDengine from the grounds up or migrating to UE5, there’s not even a competition. Quite obviously their engine doesn’t keep up with their needs. A powerful game engine that has been used in several AAA games for a long time. "To really encapsulate that, you need a really stable environment where you can be able to make changes with a high level of confidence that it's not going to break in 1,600 other places down the line." It’s held together by duct tape and spit. Unreal Engine 5 Officially Released: All Developers Can Download Ad. "Players can go in whatever direction they want, they can handle content in any order that they want, theoretically," Slama said.
Another big part of the decision to switch to Unreal Engine for the new Witcher game is its open world-specific capabilities, which Slama said will make it easier for developers to deal with the "exponentially higher" number of problems they'll run into while making open worlds compared to linear games. While the Witcher is moving to new technology, CD Projekt confirmed that REDengine will continue to be used to develop the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 expansion (although that's a given, as it.
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