I felt that it would be like that
:)
The old game engine Red, which CD Project Red used so far, was
problematic when creating "CyberPunk 2077". Remember how
long we waited for this game? How many times has the premiere been
postponed?
And what did we get at the end? A lot of bugs, in fact
- Cyberbug :)
It was caused by many things, partly by the incompetence of the creators. However, it is said that the biggest problem was the technology used by CD Project. Even while working on "The Witcher 3" Red Engine was not doing well. However, when work began at Cyberpunk, the problems intensified. This engine just couldn't live up to the modern video game.
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| Is moving Witcher on new engine is good idea? W'll see. |
So it was decided for Unrel Engine 5.
Is that good? For gamers - sure it is! We have a unified work
environment that is tested and easy to work with. Besides - why
breach an open door?
If we have a great solution ready, we should
use it.
Epic Games charges 5% on the profit of games created with the Unreal Engine technology. But CD Project Red entered into a contract with them on preferred terms ...
So what will the profit distribution be? ... Maybe it's just sponsorship - we make a game on your engine, thanks to which we advertise your product? Perhaps.
