GTA 6, Fallout 5 and Resident Evil 4: The graphics with the Unreal Engine 5 could look so blatant

Meanwhile, video games already look fantastic on a current gaming PC, PS5 or Xbox Series X. Just think of titles like Horizon Forbidden West, Gran Turismo 7 or the Microsoft Flight Simulator.

But it’s getting better and better. Games coming out in the future will delight fans with even better graphics. For this purpose, developers use the latest tools such as Unreal Engine 5 from Epic Games.

GTA 6

Epic has already presented the engine in a few demo videos and fans can’t wait for titles released with this technology, so they create their own concept videos of upcoming blockbuster games that everyone is waiting for.

For example, here’s a video to give you a taste of what GTA 6 could look like with Unreal Engine 5. However, the use of this engine is rather unlikely in this game, because the Rage 9 engine is likely to be used.

Fallout 5

Another video shows you a detailed and high-contrast end-time world for Bethesda’s Fallout 5, which is finally confirmed. The game’s release is still a long way off, but if the graphics look this good, you’ll be happy to wait.

Resident Evil 4

There is also a concept with Unreal Engine 5 for the Resident Evil 4 remake, which will be released on March 23, 2023. We think it looks pretty good for a fan project.

You can compare right away, because Capcom has already released a first trailer for the remake, which also increases interest in the game and the graphics.

The concepts above make you want more, but we believe Unreal Engine 5 could do even more. At least that’s what the visually very impressive demo videos for the engine indicate. You can see one of them above these lines.

Unreal Engine 5: Pictures show realistic people

But there’s even more to marvel at, because the makers of the shooter PUBG have published fascinating images of a hyper-realistic human who was also created with Unreal Engine 5.

If you want to know when more game highlights will be released, please keep checking our game release list. One or the other “graphic hammer” will certainly be there.