While these tech demos often represent more of a future to aim towards as the implementation of actual game mechanics creates some necessary compromises, the four videos below still provide an enticing trip through the history of gaming as seen through the evolution of the Unreal Engine. With a fifth iteration set for launch in late 2021 with full support of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, Epic has continued to provide some of the best looks at the present and future of presentation in video games through their memorable tech demos. Since the original Unreal Engine debuted in 1998 with the release of the FPS Unreal, the game engine has rapidly grown in popularity across a variety of AAA and indie developers, often serving as the graphical and technological standard for video games independent of genre or platform. Earlier this month, Epic Games beat Sony to the punch and livestreamed the first look at PlayStation 5 gameplay by debuting the first tech demo of Unreal Engine 5.
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