If you have always wanted to experiment with graphics that make you stay in the virtual world of the game, then check out Unreal Engine 5 rendering that not only looks realistic, but also won't let you return to reality. Epic Games, the company behind Unreal Engine, gave us a glimpse of the next generation of their game engine, Unreal Engine 5. It's the tool that brings these virtual monsters to life and helps developers create rendered images. Impressive computer while adding another dimension to the immersive gaming experience. Unreal, isn't it? The demo highlights new core technologies that will be used for game development, such as Nanite, which offers greatly improved graphics, and Lumen, which dynamically changes light based on the scene. For example, changing the angle of the sun for the time of day, turning on a flashlight or drilling a hole in the ceiling and the indirect lighting will adapt accordingly, etc. These improvements will ensure that the gaming experience is increased to several levels. Epic Games said that Unreal Engine 5 aims to achieve "photorealism on par with film CG and real life, and bring it within practical reach of development teams of all sizes with highly productive tools and content libraries." After seeing the reveal, we truly believe in its capabilities. Regarding the version, Unreal Engine 5 will be available in preview in early 2021 and in a full version in late 2021, supporting next-gen consoles, current-gen consoles, PC, Mac, iOS, and Android operating systems. Meanwhile, developers are using Unreal Engine 4.25, which is out now, to build next-gen games. Stay tuned for them. Also, some good news for developers. The company has announced that it will waive royalties on the first €1 million in gross revenue per title. In addition, Epic's online services, which include services like friends, matchmaking, lobbies, achievements, achievements, leaderboards, and accounts, are open to all developers on a single cross-platform SDK, free of charge.