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Some games that use that engine are Batman: Arkham City, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Borderlands 3, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Fortnite.
Any performance issues are due to developer incompetence with the engine, not the engine itself. The game isn't visually stunning compared to other titles, so it isn't an overload in that department.
it's not the engine that is the problem, it's the dev companys that never learn to use the engine right or optimize the game.