I don’t agree with this at all. I’m sure there are projects where it wasn’t a great choice, but I’ve had no consistent problems with UE5 games, and in several cases the games look and feel better after switching – Satisfactory is a great example.

The fundamental problem is that a web engine is one of the most massively complex pieces of software that we currently use. There are a ridiculous number of standards and behaviors that a modern web browser needs to implement, as well as a whole host of security implications that need constant updating. It’s not like the majority of other software projects, where a determined solo dev or even small group can strike out on their own. It really requires a team of dozens or hundreds of developers putting in consistent effort, which basically means a corporate entity.

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Tekken.