Several days ago, Microsoft revealed the game Gears of War: E-Day, the new part of the series, the events of which will take place before the events of the main part of the series, which means that it will be a prequel.
Gears of War: E-Day will run on the latest features of the Unreal Engine 5 engine, as it will receive great technical support, the most important of which is the Ray Tracing technology with its latest features, which will work with the game in a different way, the first of its kind in any Xbox exclusive.
The Coalition team, which developed the game, promised to present the best of the series theoretically and graphically, as they confirmed that it would be technically impressive, and below we will share with you the details revealed by Microsoft regarding the technical capabilities of the game.
Gears of War E-Day will be the best title running the UE5 engine!
As we mentioned, there are reports that the game will exploit all the features of the Epic Games engine, especially the Ray Tracing technology, which will work in the game as follows:
- The game's ray tracing technology will be used to improve three basic elements: lighting, reflections, and shadows.
- The game will have 100 times more environmental and character detail than Gears 5.
- The game development team Coalition has promised to provide the best technology that shows blood and destruction in the most beautiful game images.
- The game will contain the best animation techniques.
- The game is considered the best Unreal Engine 5 project of all time.
The development team confirmed that the presentation we saw was within the engine used to develop the game, Real Time, and not using CGI technology or development tools, so we are definitely in for a date with the best game that has ever been or is currently working with the Unreal Engine 5 engine.
The events of the game take place approximately 14 years before the events of the first main part of the series, and it's worth noting that we haven't received a release date yet. Stay tuned for more details to be shared as they become available.
