Claude Code Took Over Unreal Engine 5 and Built a Game

I spent over a month trying to get CloD code actually working on real engine 5 . I watched plenty of YouTube tutorials and tried different connectors and plugins . There is plenty of garbage and some are very expensive , but I found gold for you guys , two plugins that it actually works together with CloD and they are completely free . The only thing you pay in this setup is CloD itself , but you can even replace that . So, in this video I'm going to guide you through whole process of installation , how to prompt it so it works , and we're going to do a stress test with the real workflow , and we're going to try to make something playable . I'm going to drop my generated assets , ask it to build the level in a simple game . We're going to honestly evaluate how good CloD will deal with that tasks . Click that like button, guys . That's how I know you'll like the video and I can make more great content for you guys . Okay, so the starting point will be Unreal Engine and CloD code. I'm going to use CloD code desktop version and a project in Unreal . We're going to need them both installed, opened , and I'm going to open CloD code in a folder with that Unreal Engine project . So, that's your prerequisite . I assume you can do that without me . Now, let's get to the plugins . So, I actually going to drop the links to the CloD and just say install those two plugins . And while CloD starts to install the plugins , let me explain what are these plugins . So, I've been really researching a lot and I installed plenty of them, tested , and some of them are really not working . The Unreal CloD is quite good one with a lot of stars and it allows two main things that we're going to need is that it can do the screenshots and it also can nicely move objects around