What engine is this game going to run on?

[Ligma Male]

Also, are the bullets on projectile or hitscan model?

In my very simple opinion, it seems to me that to be successful the FPS game needs to be running smooth, and have good, tight, fun gun handling.

If those 2 things fail, everything else crumbles eventually.

[BeavisOfArabia]

Unreal Engine 4

[Ligma Male]

Originally posted by TCR:

Unreal Engine 4

Then I hope it doesn't go the way of Insurgency Sandstorm

[BeavisOfArabia]

Originally posted by Ruvik:

Originally posted by TCR:

Unreal Engine 4

Then I hope it doesn't go the way of Insurgency Sandstorm

An engine is an engine, doesn't dictate how good or bad the final product is. That's the developer's issue.

[Ray tracing is faster]

Originally posted by Grilled Cat Burger:

An engine is an engine, doesn't dictate how good or bad the final product is. That's the developer's issue.

It does dictate it to some degree, just far from completely. Ready or Not being on UE4 only really means that it's going to be primarily a DX11 game with at most a half-assed DX12 implementation that performs the same, and it will only saturate quad core CPUs.

Insurgency: Sandstorm is fairly well optimized for high end systems with at least a 6 core/12 thread or 8 core/8 thread modern CPU. But with a lesser CPU than that it can't perform.

[Rabbit]

Originally posted by Ruvik:

Originally posted by TCR:

Unreal Engine 4

Then I hope it doesn't go the way of Insurgency Sandstorm

The problem with sandstorm is that the devs are new to U4

[eezstreet]

It uses the Unreal 4 engine, and the bullets follow a projectile, not hitscan model.