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Sounds like a lot of work. I don’t have enough dev experience to try a similar thing myself. So my own obvious engine choice was Unity. Though, it seems that I still learned enough now to realize that Unreal Engine 4 offers a lot more than Unity 5. So I guess in a few days I will switch to UE4 entirely.
Funny thing with UE4 is, that it isn’t even just the graphics renderer that is obviously impressive. But also the development experience as a whole with the UE4 tools.