As the tools have become available to wow tbc classic gold developers, a number of companies around the world have embraced using Unreal Engine 5. including the likes of The Coalition, Konami, Crystal Dynamics, and CD Projekt Red. In fact, the latter group plans to make use of UE5 to create the next Mainline Witcher game. Many others have experienced the benefits of Unreal's powerful tools as well. Myrkur Games Environment Artist Christian Gomm utilized Unreal to create The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's Riverwood location, for instance. Youtuber Just An Idea showcased what an Metal Gear Solid remake could look like in Unreal Engine 5. This year, a fan even gave Ocarina of Time a new opportunity to shine in the powerful engine. If another fan-made World of Warcraft build is an indication, such creative efforts won't come to a halt anytime soon.

As reported by GameSpot, YouTuber AXCEL is able to inject fresh life into World of Warcraft's Orgrimmar by remaking the town in Unreal Engine 5. This phenomenal remake build ensures the capital city of the Orcs has never looked better. High-rise structures visible in the distance are full of detail even though they're obscured by fog. The cliffs that surround the city seem to show shadows that change in real time, also. This serves as an example of how World of Warcraft could do with a remake.

While only certain elements of the Orgrimmar story are featured in the above video AXCEL's efforts deserve not a dime of praise. The level of detail in what appears to be the final product is astonishingly impressive especially when one considers the many moving parts involved. It is certain that more World of Warcraft fans will experiment with remake projects using Unreal Engine 5 for years to come.

In the meantime the MMO itself is on the edge of a major alteration. Publisher Blizzard Entertainment is planning to hold a livestream on cheap Burning Crusade Classic Gold Tuesday, April 19 , to announce details about World of Warcraft's next major expansion. The leaked information, which was first found on the official site of Blizzard Entertainment, indicates that the new content will bear the name of Dragonflight and be released with three different versions: Base, Heroic, and Epic. The company is yet to confirm any of the previously mentioned.