Rocket League is a heavily physics-based game. Nevertheless, with a new engine come new difficulties. He also brought up the possibility of a more optimized UI and better shadow distance. HalfwayDead also mentioned an update to the netcode, which, for example, is useful to create more consistent touches of the ball. There are many other improvements possible with an upgrade to Unreal Engine 5. Unreal Engine 5 may also help with new technologies from NVIDIA and AMD, because they often have direct plugins for the engine, the YouTuber noted. He went on to add that the change may lead to better graphics and new features that otherwise wouldn’t be possible to implement. “The Unreal Engine 5 is gonna give the developers more modern tools and features that are integrated into the engine, with support from Epic,” HalfwayDead said in the video. Rather, a move to Unreal 5 helps future-proofing the game and its architecture. After all, Rocket League runs perfectly fine on many different setups, including low-budget ones. However, he noted that performance is not the most likely reason for Psyonix wanting to make the change. Most simply, an upgrade to Unreal Engine 5 may help with performance, according to HalfwayDead.
In a 25-minute long video, the Rocket League physics expert broke down what exactly an upgrade for Unreal Engine 5 is useful for and what we can expect if and when it happens. Its owner, HalfwayDead, has often shown how certain mechanics and physics work the way they do and why. Rocket Science is a popular Rocket League YouTube channel that explains the ins and outs of the game’s physics and game design. Rocket Science explains Rocket League moving to Unreal Engine 5 IT'S HAPPENING!!!! IT'S ACTUALLY HAPPENING!!!! /i5PCBBWLYy With many fans confused on what the changes could mean for Rocket League, a game that still runs on Unreal Engine 3, “Rocket Science” YouTuber HalfwayDead set out to explain the details. Psyonix later altered the posting to remove the Unreal Engine 5 bit, but did later confirm on Reddit that it is actively being worked on as “a long-term project.” The news was first reported by YouTuber and Twitch streamer Goldfish. On Friday, Psyonix accidentally revealed in a job posting that Rocket League is being transitioned to Unreal Engine 5.
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