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Epic Releases Preview of AI-Assisted Launcher Rebuild, Plans Linux Version

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Epic Games released a publicly available Preview of its rebuilt Epic Games Launcher, which the company says is faster and more responsive than the current version and has a new look. The rewrite supports Windows and Mac, and Epic plans a Linux version as well. Epic Games Store General Manager and VP Martin Keely said the team used AI to write and review features from scratch in a different technology stack. He said the tools helped a small team rewrite the code base faster.

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  1. Epic says its new vibe-coded Epic Games Launcher is faster than Steam

    Epic released a publicly available Preview of its rebuilt Epic Games Launcher, describing it as faster and more responsive than the current version, with a new look. Epic Games Store General Manager and VP Martin Keely said the team used AI to write and review features from scratch in a different tech stack. He said this helped a small team rewrite the code base faster for Windows and Mac, with a Linux version also planned.

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