OctoTales • Epic Games
Blog post from GitHub
Epic Games has experienced significant developments in its Unreal Engine and Unreal Tournament, highlighted by the release of Unreal Engine 4 for free to developers. Over the past year, the company has issued seven major updates to the engine, incorporating numerous community contributions, including a git plugin by @SRombauts and enhanced Linux support. These developments have been facilitated by the decision to open the engine's source code on GitHub, fostering a passionate and vibrant community around the technology. The ongoing collaboration between Epic Games and its community has been documented in the latest OctoTale, capturing the innovative and enthusiastic spirit driving the Unreal Engine's evolution.
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