With this addition, Unreal Engine 4 is able to build games for OS X, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux. “Why does this Linux addition matter?” you might ask.

Epic Games' Mike Fricker has confirmed that his company's next Unreal Engine update, version 4.1, will include Linux support - including full compatibility with Valve's prototype SteamOS ...

It's been but a month since Epic unleashed the source code and toolset for its powerful Unreal Engine 4 to studios and individual subscribers alike, but major updates are already bolstering the ...

Unreal has announced that Unreal Engine 4.1, due to be released in the next couple of weeks, will fully support SteamOS and Linux. Developers can take their games -- whether they're indie or ...

Unreal Engine 4 update 4.1 now includes SteamOS and Linux support, a refined iOS and Android workflow, and new game templates both for C++ programmers and Blueprint visual scripting, Epic Games ...

We’ve had more than one look at Unreal Engine 4 demos, and they look amazing; with the upcoming Unreal Engine 4.1 update, though, Epic is adding support for more platforms. “We have good news ...

For Epic, that apparently means making Gabe Newell as happy as possible. The Unreal Engine’s 4.1 update introduces official support for both SteamOS and Linux.

Epic has added PS4 and Xbox One development support at no additional charge to subscribers of Unreal Engine 4. The offer is specifically available for registered PlayStation and ID@Xbox developers.

Up until now it's been impossible to run Unreal Engine 3 on Linux because Adobe had stopped supporting its Adobe Flash Player 11, a supported Unreal Engine 3 platform and the only other viable ...

Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4.1 update is coming later this month with a healthy helping of new features and bug fixes. Chief among them is support for ...

It's the first major update to UE since its public launch last month, and with it comes official support for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, SteamOS and Linux. In other words, just about all of the major ...