The Talos Principle: Reawakened v.731056 [Папка игры]

UE5 is like an extension of UE4. Not vastly different, but different enough. Think of UE version numbers like iterations of Windows 10 from RTM to 2xHxx whatever bullshit Microtrash gets up to. Unlike differences from Windows 95 to Windows NT which are what Windows 2000 to Windows 11 are based on. The reason is because a majority vast of American tech corporations of today have become a perversion of their past. Copying themselves to become worse over time under a blanket of candy on the surface. I agree with your general statement however. ALL Unreal Engine games have "Stutter" of some kind. You will find some people tell you differently that 1 out of countless many games are smooth but this is also not factually true. There is not 1 single Unreal Engine game that does not contain some form of performance issue. The reason is because Unreal Engine is not a game engine. It was primarily designed for Motion video animation studios. They would render a scene at ~23.974 fps for a Disney or Pixar production. It would take them weeks with the highest performance CPUs to create smooth animation rendering at fixed frame rate. Somehow this diseased engine then was sold to Console gaming executives. Those dipshits heads of corporations do not play video games, so they went with it based on the numbers (money) and this engine became more or less 'standardized' for console gaming, and has gained a lot of momentum in PC gaming since Unreal Engine 3. It had problems all the way since UE 3. Unreal Engine has a counterpart as well, in Unity Engine. A lot of problems with that engine, but they have gotten much better in the last 5 years. Games on Unity Engine still suffer many technical issues, lack of end user features like simply resolution support, controller support, OpenGL/Vulkan issues with it, High CPU/GPU usage but today Unity games run smoothly for most part 
Anyway, it is disgusting how too many good games are trapped in this disgusting perversion of a game engineJ.