
Epic Games has released a public preview of its redesigned Epic Games Launcher, claiming significant performance improvements over its predecessor. The company notably attributes the development of this new version to "vibe coding," a process where AI tools were used to rewrite the codebase from scratch. According to Epic Games Store VP Martin Keely, the team opted not to replicate the old code, but rather to use AI to build new features and capabilities on a modern tech stack. This approach allowed a small team to increase efficiency, enabling faster development and cross-platform support, including upcoming Linux compatibility. While the term "vibe coding" may sound informal, Epic emphasizes that the AI served as a critical tool for architectural restructuring. The new launcher aims to provide a faster, more responsive experience for users, marking a major shift in how Epic manages its PC storefront software.
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