Razer just showed everyone their new WYVRN platform for game creators. This platform helps developers make better and more exciting games. Game makers can add cool touch feelings, smart AI features, HD haptic experiences, colorful lighting that matches game action, and 3D sound through THX Spatial Audio+. These tools help create games with AI that grab players' attention and stand out from other games. The system works easily with Unreal Engine, letting creators build future AI games with just one SDK.
Quyen Quach from Razer said WYVRN puts them at the forefront of AI gaming changes. They want to give both players and creators AI tools that go beyond normal limits to improve gameplay and make creation easier. This starts their promise to help developers make games that pull players into the action. WYVRN brings together four main technologies: Razer AI Tools, Sensa HD Haptics, Razer Chroma RGB, and THX Spatial Audio+. These help creators push boundaries, make projects last longer, and stay ahead of others.
The AI Tools from Razer change how people play and make games. They include Game Copilot and QA Copilot. Game Copilot acts like a smart helper for players by giving real-time advice, game guides, and different levels of help. Players can learn from top esports teams, check their performance after matches, and find ways to improve. Single-player games offer small hints without ruining the fun of discovery. Players can adjust how much help they want, choose different voices and languages, and even get tips about making their computers run better.
QA Copilot makes testing games easier. It finds bugs automatically and creates reports with screenshots and videos so testers can focus on playing the game instead of writing everything down. The system tracks problems in real-time and works with existing game creation tools. It also watches how well the game runs by checking frame rates and memory use. Razer partnered with Side, a company with 30 years of testing experience, to use QA Copilot in their global testing teams. This helps find problems faster and get games out quicker.
Razer also announced they're working with SimHub to add Sensa HD Haptics to more than 90 racing games like Assetto Corsa. Players feel realistic vibrations through the Razer Freyja gaming cushion and Kraken V4 Pro headset. People can try this racing setup at RazerStores starting March 21, 2025. The next version of Razer Chroma RGB creates 3D lighting effects that react to what happens in games. This makes the visual experience more exciting and lets players customize their setup more. The THX Spatial Audio+ plugin for WWISE delivers 7.1.4 surround sound through headphones, creating an accurate 3D sound that helps players know where things are happening around them.
The WYVRN SDK connects directly to Unreal Engine 5.5, making it easy for developers to use these features without complex coding. They can focus on creating great games instead of technical details. Around 55,000 developers already use Razer's SDKs, and many want to add these AI tools to improve player experiences and speed up game development. Razer keeps pushing gaming technology forward with innovations that benefit both creators and players.
Quyen Quach from Razer said WYVRN puts them at the forefront of AI gaming changes. They want to give both players and creators AI tools that go beyond normal limits to improve gameplay and make creation easier. This starts their promise to help developers make games that pull players into the action. WYVRN brings together four main technologies: Razer AI Tools, Sensa HD Haptics, Razer Chroma RGB, and THX Spatial Audio+. These help creators push boundaries, make projects last longer, and stay ahead of others.
The AI Tools from Razer change how people play and make games. They include Game Copilot and QA Copilot. Game Copilot acts like a smart helper for players by giving real-time advice, game guides, and different levels of help. Players can learn from top esports teams, check their performance after matches, and find ways to improve. Single-player games offer small hints without ruining the fun of discovery. Players can adjust how much help they want, choose different voices and languages, and even get tips about making their computers run better.
QA Copilot makes testing games easier. It finds bugs automatically and creates reports with screenshots and videos so testers can focus on playing the game instead of writing everything down. The system tracks problems in real-time and works with existing game creation tools. It also watches how well the game runs by checking frame rates and memory use. Razer partnered with Side, a company with 30 years of testing experience, to use QA Copilot in their global testing teams. This helps find problems faster and get games out quicker.
Razer also announced they're working with SimHub to add Sensa HD Haptics to more than 90 racing games like Assetto Corsa. Players feel realistic vibrations through the Razer Freyja gaming cushion and Kraken V4 Pro headset. People can try this racing setup at RazerStores starting March 21, 2025. The next version of Razer Chroma RGB creates 3D lighting effects that react to what happens in games. This makes the visual experience more exciting and lets players customize their setup more. The THX Spatial Audio+ plugin for WWISE delivers 7.1.4 surround sound through headphones, creating an accurate 3D sound that helps players know where things are happening around them.
The WYVRN SDK connects directly to Unreal Engine 5.5, making it easy for developers to use these features without complex coding. They can focus on creating great games instead of technical details. Around 55,000 developers already use Razer's SDKs, and many want to add these AI tools to improve player experiences and speed up game development. Razer keeps pushing gaming technology forward with innovations that benefit both creators and players.
