
Epic Games has updated its Unreal gaming engine for developers, with it now natively supporting Apple silicon, such as the A15 Bionic and M2 Pro chips that you can find in iPads, Macs and iPhones.
The engine allows developers to create worlds and characters with pre-made tools that can eventually turn into a game that you can play on a console or Mac/PC. Epic Games' Unreal Engine has been one of the most well-established engines for decades, launching with first person shooter Unreal in 1998 and still to this day with the upcoming Tekken 8 fighter. It's what powers the ever-popular Fortnite, too.