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Steam News30 September 20259mo ago

Devlog #002 – UE5 Changelog and other updates and news

🚀 Devlog Update – Moving to Unreal Engine 5 🎉 Hey everyone! 🙌 Big news — we’ve officially moved the project over to Unreal Engine 5.

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Full DryFire update

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What changed

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  • Performance
  • Gameplay
  • UI and audio
changed🚀 Devlog Update – Moving to Unreal Engine 5 🎉Big news — we’ve officially moved the project over to Unreal Engine 5 . After testing and tinkering, it was clear UE5 just gives us more power, flexibility, and future-proofing. The lighting, performance tools, and workflow are simply better ✨, and for the kind of game we’re making, it’s the right call.
changed💡 What this means going forward:We’ll be able to push the visuals and gameplay polish further than before.
changed💡 What this means going forward:Tools for animation, physics, and UI are way more streamlined now, so less time fighting the engine, more time making the game fun.
changed📅 Release WindowStay tuned for more gameplay clips and behind-the-scenes peeks 👀🎮

DryFire changes

changedBig news — we’ve officially moved the project over to Unreal Engine 5 . After testing and tinkering, it was clear UE5 just gives us more power, flexibility, and future-proofing. The lighting, performance tools, and workflow are simply better ✨, and for the kind of game we’re making, it’s the right call.
changedWe’ll be able to push the visuals and gameplay polish further than before.
changedTools for animation, physics, and UI are way more streamlined now, so less time fighting the engine, more time making the game fun.
changedStay tuned for more gameplay clips and behind-the-scenes peeks 👀🎮

🚀 Devlog Update – Moving to Unreal Engine 5 🎉

Hey everyone! 🙌

Big news — we’ve officially moved the project over to Unreal Engine 5. After testing and tinkering, it was clear UE5 just gives us more power, flexibility, and future-proofing. The lighting, performance tools, and workflow are simply better ✨, and for the kind of game we’re making, it’s the right call.

That said… migrating everything hasn’t been instant. It’s just a few of us grinding away behind the scenes 🛠️, so thank you for your patience while we smooth out the kinks. 🙏 Grace while we work means the world to us.

💡 What this means going forward:

  • Development is more stable and future-focused.

  • We’ll be able to push the visuals and gameplay polish further than before.

  • Tools for animation, physics, and UI are way more streamlined now, so less time fighting the engine, more time making the game fun.

📅 Release Window

We’re still on track for an early 2026 release 🎯. It’s ambitious, but we’re pacing ourselves carefully. No crunch, no burnout — steady progress is the goal.

We’re a small, passionate team 💪, and every bit of support you send our way keeps the fire going. Thanks for sticking with us — we can’t wait to share more soon. ❤️

Stay tuned for more gameplay clips and behind-the-scenes peeks 👀🎮

— The Dry Fire team

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Steam News / 30 September 2025

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