Unreal Engine 4.25 released!

[Hardy_Games]

@Syed

If you downloaded the UE4 pdbs thru the launcher, you will get to know the name of the offending objects (including blueprints) by launching the project via Visual Studio (or attaching to to existing UE4 instance). Once the culprit has been found, you can simply moved them out of the project folder one bye one the project succesfully launched. And then just recreate the blueprint within the editor - that should solve your problem.

I have done exactly this. The problem was shown to be a read access violation in WidgetBlueprint.cpp.
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Since that is an Unreal Engine file I am unsure as to how it ties into my project specifically.

Fortunately, the devs have noticed the issues in another thread and mentioned that they are looking into it, so perhaps I will get some answers soon. Thanks!