For the first time, Fantasy Engine 6 was featured on 25 May in the Alliance Championship Series of Paris. Epic Gomes announced the introduction of Fantasy Engine 6 in the large-scale renewal of the Rocket Alliance.
The Rocket Alliance is a vehicular football game. This was sold as a buyout game in July 2015 and its developer was acquired by Epic in 2019. It was then converted into a free game in September 2020 and began distribution at the Epic Games store.
As previously reported, Fantasy Engine 6 has been under development. Chief Executive Officer Tim Sweeney explained that Fantasy Engine 6 would integrate Fantasy Engine 5 and Fortress Night’s Fantasy Editor. Thus, although the connection with Fortress Night was mentioned earlier, this was the first time that a specific game was announced that the engine would be used.
In contrast, when the Fantasy Engine5 was launched, a longer technical demonstration was launched, specifically to demonstrate the powerful functions of the new technology. While the demonstration did not end up being a full game for the player to experience, the rocket alliance was real.
Since its launch in 2015, the Rocket Alliance has been developed using the Fantasy Engine 3, and players have long been looking forward to a new upgrade of the engine, which will move from generation to generation. How the game will evolve and what the imaginary engine 6 will be.
It is not clear when the engine will go online. Meanwhile, @ShiinaBR, a well-known host of the Fort Night game, found that the end of the new trailer seemed to suggest that Epic James would soon integrate the fort night, the Rocket Alliance and others into a central application.
