Epic Games and CLO Virtual Clothing, Inc., announced that each other’s shares had been purchased without specifying the specific investment amount of Epic Games, but this clearly demonstrated the interest of Epic Games in virtualtime, as reflected in their growing ambitions for the universe.

The tools provided by CLO Virtual Clothing include the fashion design software, which has been integrated with the Epic Deficit engine and the garment design marketing market. Epic Games have been promoting the use of hypothetical engines outside the development of the game — which is becoming more popular in the automotive community — so that industries such as Epic Games may wish to do so.

Kim Libreri, Chief Technical Officer, Epic Games, stated: “The complexity of bringing high-quality figures into a virtual world in real time may be a creative obstacle for the creators of those who are still in digital age. I find it very encouraging to see the CLO Virtual Clothing solution, which is used in conjunction with the illustrating engines, to help designers in all walks of life to produce a decent figure.”

Epic Games are not the only company that is interested in virtual time. DressX, Inc., introduced garments on Roblox, and earlier this year Decentraland organized the second Cosmostime Week. However, the Epic Games are not yet in a position to see their confidence in the universe.

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