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Join us as Rafael Dias Sançon, Game Developer at Globant, walks through two ways Unreal lets you split and ship your game content: Primary Asset Labels and Plugin-based packaging. Using only Blueprints, he’ll demonstrate how to move separate game modes into their own plugins, wire them up through Data Assets, and package the whole project — base game and DLC — with a few simple scripts. Whether you’re working on your first project or just looking for a cleaner way to organize your content, this session will give you a practical starting point.

Join us as Josh Grant and Magnus Enebakk walk through how you can create custom items with unique properties, design gameplay that reacts to player inventories, and build systems like in-game economies and crafting mechanics. We’ll show you how, step by step, with practical examples you can apply to your own projects

Watch this video to find out how Hotta Studio leveraged Unreal Engine to craft a stylized, surrealist modern urban aesthetic that brings the open world metropolis of Hethereau to life in ‘NTE: Neverness to Everness’. ‘NTE: Neverness to Everness’ is a cross-platform RPG where anomalies and everyday life co-exist. You play as an “Appraiser” seeking to resolve supernatural issues. Built with Unreal Engine 5, Hotta Studio used procedural content generation to create an automated pipeline that populated the environment using a visual, node-based approach. UE5 features including Lumen, Nanite, and World Partition enabled the team to craft a vast and vibrant open world, while the engine’s support for mobile platforms helped Hotta Studio deliver an immersive experience and extended play sessions across a wide range of devices without compromising quality. Read the full story here: https://epic.gm/dev-interviews-neverness-to-everness #NevernessToEverness, #UnrealEngine, #HottaStudio, #RPG, #OpenWorld, #Anime, #Lumen, #Nanite, #WorldPartition, #UE5, #NTE #Mobile

Join Epic, CLO, and Marvelous Designer, as we build a MetaHuman from scratch, design custom garments in CLO, and animate the results in Unreal Engine. We’ll start by showcasing some inspiring creator work before diving into our own build to show you how seamlessly these tools integrate for professional results.

Localization is one of those systems that’s easy to ignore early in a project and painful to integrate late. In this Inside Unreal session, Philipp Brasin shares how Aesir Interactive extended Unreal’s localization system to make localization a first-class citizen of the content pipeline. He’ll walk through their revamped authoring workflow and custom Localization Editor, including a validation framework that catches issues before they show up in builds. You’ll find practical tips for localization, whether you’re building your own tooling or just looking for small improvements.

Watch this video and discover how Quarter Up used Unreal Engine 5 to deliver visceral combos, special abilities, and ultimate finishers—all at 60 fps—for 3v3 tag fighting game Invincible VS™. Positioned as “the bloodiest fight in the universe”, Invincible VS™ brings brutal, tournament-quality superhero combat to life with the goal of filling the 3v3 tag fighting game void that’s existed for a long time. Developed by a core team of about 40 developers, the game sees players battle to the death as a team of fan-favorite characters in iconic locations. Press play to explore how a relatively small team leaned into Unreal Engine 5’s rich feature set and established workflows to maintain its development momentum. Want to learn more? Read the full story on the Unreal Engine blog: https://epic.gm/dev-interviews-invincible-vs #InvincibleVS, #QuarterUp, #UnrealEngine, #UE5, #FightingGame, #3v3, #IndieGames, #Sequencer, #ControlRig, #BlueprintVisualScripting, #UnrealMotionGraphics, #UnrealInsights

Join us for Indie Games Week as we explore featured UEFN islands from this year’s showcase, with special guest Brian ‘Lionheart’ Grayson of Ghost Gaming! Check out other exclusive Indie Games Week interviews and Inside Unreal episodes packed with dev tips for small teams here: unrealengine.com/events/indie-games-week-2026 To find out more about building indie games with Unreal Engine, take a look at our website: unrealengine.com/uses/indie-games

Watch this video to learn how remote-first indie studio AdHoc turned a fallen superhero’s office job into ‘Dispatch’—a breakout narrative comedy built in Unreal Engine—selling over one million copies in 10 days and showing how small teams can push episodic storytelling forward. Since its launch last year, the game has been recognized in numerous award categories and players have had an outstandingly positive response to its story, slick visuals, and all-star voice cast including Aaron Paul, Jeffrey Wright, Erin Yvette, Laura Bailey, Travis Willingham, Matthew Mercer, and others. We dialed up AdHoc’s CTO and Creative Director Dennis Lenart and Lead Programmer Seth Kingsley to learn more about this super-powered project. Check out the full interview here: https://epic.gm/dev-interviews-dispatch #Dispatch, #AdHocStudio, #UnrealEngine, #SuperheroGame, #BlueprintVisualScripting, #Sequencer, #ControlRig, #EpicDeveloperCommunity, #Fab, #UnrealInsights