Before Unreal Engine 5.2, Epic recommended that developers bundle the most common PSOs into a cache, allowing games to precompile most of the shader code during loading screens.

Game Rant speaks with survival horror game Wronged Us' solo dev about his experience with Unreal Engine 5 and why other solo devs should use it, too.

Epic announced a slate of new features for Unreal Engine 5 during its State of Unreal address, but the most important update flew under the radar.

Still, it seems like Unreal is leading the charge to fix this problem for players. Hopefully, a permanent solution will make shader stuttering a thing of the past.

Layers of Fear got a new technical trailer today, highlighting just how much of a difference developing in Unreal Engine 5 can make. Co-developer and publisher Bloober Team - who you probably know ...

In short, Epic seems to be saying that it knows shader compilation stuttering is a problem in games that use Unreal Engine, but it's actively working on solutions to it all.