I wouldn't worry. This cool tech looks mid when the games are in motion. It's great for static renders and tech demos, but a lot of folks are just turning it of

I wouldn't worry. This cool tech looks mid when the games are in motion. It's great for static renders and tech demos, but a lot of folks are just turning it off. There are still a lot of engines. Plenty of people are starting to incorporate Godot, Unity hasn't disappeared, and companies build and leverage their own engines all the time. The main reason Epic Games is so big is Fortnite, not Unreal Engine. They're still incredibly focused on that metaverse play.