Core Insights - Epic Games hosted the "Unreal Fest Tokyo 2025" event in Tokyo on November 14-15, 2025, focusing on the future of Unreal Engine [1] Group 1: Unreal Engine Developments - Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, discussed the vision and roadmap for Unreal Engine 5 and the anticipated transition to Unreal Engine 6 within two and a half years [3] - Unreal Engine 6 will feature a new programming language called "Verse," which is designed to be easier to learn than Unity's C while being scalable enough for large AAA development teams [3] - The introduction of Scene Graph as a next-generation implementation platform will enhance scalability for larger games, particularly MMOs, allowing multiple developers to work collaboratively on shared code and resources [3]