Unreal Fest Seoul 2025, where the latest Unreal Engine tech and visions were unveiled, has officially wrapped up.

Epic Games Korea announced on the 29th that Unreal Fest Seoul 2025 had concluded successfully. Unreal Fest is an annual global event where developers and creators gather to share the latest technology and production experiences regarding Unreal Engine and the products that make up the Epic ecosystem.

Held over two days on the 25th and 26th at the COEX Grand Ballroom in Samseong-dong, Seoul, the event drew a record-breaking 1,800 attendees. Visitors explored the cutting edge of real-time 3D interactive production across various industries. Even with a 50% reduction in total broadcast sessions compared to last year, the online stream still managed to pull in 5,000 viewers.

The event kicked off with a welcome address from Epic Games Korea CEO Park Sung-chul. Following this, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney shared insights, while Unreal Engine VP Bill Clifford and SVP of Development Marcus Wassmer took the stage for the keynote. The agenda was packed: game tracks featured the The Witcher 4 Unreal Engine 5 tech demo and mobile development with Unreal Engine 5.6, while Media & Entertainment tracks covered critical updates for MetaHuman in UE 5.6 and the future of animation retargeting, alongside manufacturing and simulation tracks.

Partner sessions also drew significant attention, including Nexon Games' Project DX using the Durango IP and Netmarble Monster's Mongil: Star Dive. The Media & Entertainment track saw participation from the likes of Mofac Studio, MetaRocket, Kong Studios, and Sound Alliance, while the manufacturing and simulation tracks saw heated engagement from industry heavyweights such as Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), Vive Studios, Hyundai Motor Company, Samsung Heavy Industries, and Hyundai AutoEver.