The demo shows the new Substrate shading system, allowing artists 'to compose and layer different shading models' in order to achieve levels of fidelity and quality that were not possible before Unreal Engine 5.2. The new demo shows a photorealistic, and familiar Rivian R1T all-electric truck, which rolls through a lifelike environment, built with Quixel Megascans.

The new real-time demonstration shows off some of those new features and improvements that are coming as a part of the Unreal Engine 5.2 Preview release, which should be available as of today via Epic Games launcher and GitHub. According to Epic, since the launch of Unreal Engine 5 last spring, 77 percent of users have moved over to Unreal Engine 5, and its latest version, Unreal Engine 5.2, brings further optimizations and improvements, as well as several new features. The new demo showing some impressive visual details, physics, world-building and more. At its State of Unreal event, Epic Games has revealed a new live demo for its Unreal Engine 5.2, called Electric Dream.

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