Square Enix is finishing the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy on Unreal Engine 4. Director Naoki Hamaguchi says the team’s customized UE4 pipeline is a smoother path than switching to Unreal Engine 5 mid-series.
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Square Enix is finishing the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy on Unreal Engine 4. Director Naoki Hamaguchi says the team’s customized UE4 pipeline is a smoother path than switching to Unreal Engine 5 mid-series.
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