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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 9 MIN

How Game Engines Are Building Real-Time Marketing Tools

from Gaming Tech with Fexingo: Consoles, PC Gaming, and the Game Industry · host Fexingo

Epic Games isn't just making Fortnite or Unreal Engine for games anymore. Its Unreal Engine is now powering real-time product configurators, virtual showrooms, and interactive ads for brands like Nike and BMW. Lucas and Luna break down how game engines are becoming a core marketing tool, why brands are paying for photorealistic real-time rendering, and what this means for the future of advertising. They look at specific case studies including the Nike Air Max day campaign built in Unreal and BMW's virtual car configurator. Plus, the hosts discuss how this shift creates new competition between game engine companies and traditional ad agencies. If you've ever wondered why your Instagram ad looks more like a game cutscene, this episode explains the business logic behind it. #GameEngines #UnrealEngine #EpicGames #RealTimeRendering #DigitalMarketing #VirtualShowrooms #ProductConfigurators #Nike #BMW #AdvertisingTech #InteractiveAds #GameTech #Technology #BusinessStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #GamingTech #3DVisualization Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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Epic Games isn't just making Fortnite or Unreal Engine for games anymore. Its Unreal Engine is now powering real-time product configurators, virtual showrooms, and interactive ads for brands like Nike and BMW. Lucas and Luna break down how game engines are becoming a core marketing tool, why brands are paying for photorealistic real-time rendering, and what this means for the future of advertising. They look at specific case studies including the Nike Air Max day campaign built in Unreal and BMW's virtual car configurator. Plus, the hosts discuss how this shift creates new competition between game engine companies and traditional ad agencies. If you've ever wondered why your Instagram ad looks more like a game cutscene, this episode explains the business logic behind it. #GameEngines #UnrealEngine #EpicGames #RealTimeRendering #DigitalMarketing #VirtualShowrooms #ProductConfigurators #Nike #BMW #AdvertisingTech #InteractiveAds #GameTech #Technology #BusinessStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #GamingTech #3DVisualization Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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