Unreal Engine 5 Games List: Confirmed UE5 Titles (2026)

Games That Use Unreal Engine 5

Looking for a current UE5 games list? Explore 16 action RPGs, shooters, fighting games, co-op adventures, and live-service games in one directory. The three games published by SEELE are marked inside the same list, while The Witcher IV is clearly labeled as an in-development project-not a promised 2026 release.

16 UE5 games to explore

Use "Generate a similar game" to carry an original, genre-based starter prompt into SEELE, or use the understated official-page link inside each card to visit the corresponding game website. The prompts borrow only general gameplay and production ideas-not protected characters, worlds, stories, names, or assets.

Fortnite

A live-service example spanning large matches, rapid iteration, and player-created experiences.

PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Android

Image: Official Unreal Engine Fortnite Chapter 4 screenshot.

Black Myth: Wukong

A cinematic action RPG reference for creature scale, dense environments, and boss combat readability.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by Game Science.

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II

A cinematic reference for intimate character framing, dramatic environments, spatial audio, and tightly staged melee encounters.

PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5

Image: Official store capsule supplied by Xbox Game Studios.

Echoes of the Wildwater

A free SEELE-published UE5 exploration demo with an ocean-and-mountain landscape, four marked viewpoints, and a short playable journey.

Windows

Image: SEELE AI gameplay capture from the published Unreal demo.

Shattered Front

A single-player tactical shooter spanning a whiteout breakout and a fortified desert assault, with first- and third-person combat.

Windows

Image: SEELE AI workspace card cover for Shattered Front.

Mystic Forest

A fast-paced forest roguelite built around escalating enemy waves, build-shaping upgrades, active spells, and a three-boss finale.

Windows

Image: SEELE AI workspace card cover for Mystic Forest.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl

A useful reference for atmospheric open worlds, exploration pressure, and first-person survival systems.

PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by GSC Game World.

Tekken 8

A focused reference for responsive combat, animation timing, effects, and readable arena presentation.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by Bandai Namco.

Lords of the Fallen

A dark-fantasy reference for deliberate melee combat and its paired living and Umbral realms.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by CI Games.

Marvel Rivals

A multiplayer reference for distinctive hero silhouettes, layered effects, and destructible battle spaces.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by NetEase Games.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

A focused-team example combining turn-based decisions, real-time reactions, cinematic storytelling, and stylized worlds.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by Kepler Interactive.

Split Fiction

A co-op reference for rapidly changing mechanics, split-screen clarity, shared checkpoints, and synchronized set pieces.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by Electronic Arts.

The First Descendant

A live co-op reference for ability readability, loot progression, large bosses, and cross-platform delivery.

PC, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by Nexon.

Borderlands 4

A large-world reference for stylized rendering, dense combat, loot, and seamless player movement across regions.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2

Image: Official store screenshot supplied by 2K.

VALORANT

A valuable migration case: the competitive feel was preserved while Riot moved a mature live game to UE5.

PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S

Image: Official VALORANT patch artwork.

The Witcher IV

An upcoming UE5 project and long-term Epic partnership—not a released game or a promise of a 2026 launch.

Platforms not announced

Image: Official The Witcher IV key art.

Compare UE5 games by status, release, platform, and genre

Need the engine's own launch history? Read the Unreal Engine 5 release timeline. For AI-assisted workflows and current engine tooling, use the UE5 AI game-development guide.

How to read this UE5 games list

Released means the game is available to players; live means an existing game moved to UE5 or continues to receive updates; in development means the game has been announced but is not yet released. Dates describe the game or migration-not the launch date of Unreal Engine 5 itself.

Common engine-version mix-ups

• Hogwarts Legacy: the released game uses Unreal Engine 4, so it is not part of this UE5 list.
• Palworld: public developer information names Unreal Engine without identifying UE5, so it is not included here.
• Similar visuals can be misleading: lighting, geometry, or a crash dialog alone does not tell you which engine version a game uses.

How this list is organized

Games are grouped by released, live, or in-development status. Release timing and platform availability can change, so visit each game's official website for the latest product information.

Use the inspiration without copying the game

These examples can help you choose a genre, camera, combat rhythm, world scale, or production question for an original project. They do not grant rights to reuse a game's characters, world, assets, name, audio, story, or other protected expression.