Epic Games has revealed that it is working on Unreal Engine 6, and the first game to be ported to the new game engine is none other than Rocket League. Oddly enough, I would have imagined that game would have been Fortnite, however, it is also getting the Unreal Engine 6 treatment as well.
This Unreal Engine 6 reveal happened during the ongoing RLCS Paris Major 2026 event, where millions of fans were treated to the unveiling of the new game engine, with thunderous applause.
It is interesting that Epic Games chose this event to reveal its newest game engine instead of something like GDC 2026. Regardless, there are a bunch of questions I have regarding Unreal Engine 6, but I suppose none of them are more important than this: will this engine finally get rid of all the stuttering and shader compilation nonsense that affected games running on Unreal Engine 5? Or will it improve how...
