Since you're switching to Unreal Engine 5, can that engine still be supported or older, weaker hardware? I don't quite know how optimized UE is from each iteration.Ah thanks for the tips bro. Yeah, I may add some post process effect to improve a bit the color. But my game was never about Graphics, but about fun and politics
My advantage is that my PC, which is a Laptop (Acer Nitro 5 with an old GTX1650) is weak compared to any current gaming PC. So if this works fine on my rig, it will work on 99% of other player's rigs. But I did optimize UE5 rendering settings, I am not using all the new rendering features like Lumen (Real Time Global Illumination), Nanite (for allowing the rendering of extreme high poly models), I am not even using the new UE5 Anti-Aliasing. I let UE5 basically like UE4. My change to UE5 was not because the new graphics features, but because working in UE5 will help me to develop this game faster and easier, because UE5 has many new tools and workflows that allow for a better and more efficient development process.
you can look at the older pages to confirm that and it is the UE4 build.
Yes, I made a mobile version of the Remake, in UE4 indeed. But it was not very optimized. I committed the fatal mistake of using the same assets from the PC Version, just with reduced textures. But for having a good performance in mobile, you must have assets (3d models) especially designed for mobile (poly count).
Thanks for letting me know. Anyway, this is not a big deal, because you can buy my game from Gamejolt:
