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So Epic buys Psyonix in May 2019, Rocket League is an Unreal Engine game, and less than a year later Epic/Psyonix drops support two supported Unreal Engine plat
by trynewideas 7y ago
So Epic buys Psyonix in May 2019, Rocket League is an Unreal Engine game, and less than a year later Epic/Psyonix drops support two supported Unreal Engine platforms.
Is this isolated? Do I have any rational reason to sweat this as foreshadowing of Epic dropping those as UE4 platforms?
- jedieaston 7y agoRocket League is on UE3, so hopefully not. They probably just didn’t want it to be patched for three platforms.
- trynewideas 7y agoAh! That's the bit of context I was missing. That makes a lot more sense, thanks.
- dx87 7y agoIt's probably more likely related to the EGS not running on Linux, and Psyonix saying that they are transitioning to only the EGS after they got bought by Epic.