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CTOnews.com Sept. 30, foreign media PC Gamer released an interview with Gabe Amatangelo, director of Cyberpunk 2077, on Friday.

When asked about the studio abandoning the RED engine and switching to the Unreal 5 engine, Gabe Amatangelo responded that the move was the right "strategic shift" for future games.

CDPR announced last year that the next series of "Wizards" and the sequel to the "Orion" series will be developed with Unreal 5, while the RED engine, which has been available since Wizards 2 in 2011, will fulfill its historic mission.

In addition, whether the various cutting-edge technologies constantly added in "2077" (such as Invida path Light pursuit, etc.) will disappear with the transition to Unreal 5 is also a topic of concern for many players. "this is not starting from scratch," Gabe Amatangelo responded. "A lot of times you can apply a variety of technologies to new engines, and when you see where Unreal 5 and RED are doing well, you will find some similarities and differences between them. But good engineers will say, I know everything you creative freaks want to do in the future."

At the same time, he added that it would be "refreshing" at a higher level to apply what was learned in "2077" to a new work that uses the Unreal 5 engine without having to "rebuild" its own engine for the next game.

CTOnews.com previously reported that CDPR officially announced not long ago that it would launch a version 2.01 update in the near future, including a series of fixes and optimizations.

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"Cyberpunk 2077" 2.01 will be launched soon, and the regional performance of Gouzhen will be optimized.

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PC Gamer report original: Cyberpunk 2077 director says studio's switch from REDengine to Unreal Engine 5 'isn't starting from scratch'

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