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There is a certain responsiveness that feels off in Unreal Engine Games. I would take a Unity game over Unreal.
I think it started with Unreal 3 (the game not the Engine) and just hasn't felt right since. I definately noticed it the most in Conan: Exiles. Its just a different (Not better) feel than say Skyrim or 7 days to die (just two examples).
sometime in the last 5 years people stopped using their brain.