It is always the same answer but never the fix, the problem is not outdated drivers or not enough RAM or GPU memory, it is that Unreal Engine has hijacked the computer.
If it you can’t play it on Steam after you bought the game on Steam and neither can you play it on OMEN, both of which are very good to play games on, but the Unreal Engine Crash has taken over preventing you from uninstalling it.
Now how do you uninstall Unity Game Engine when every single Unity file and folder has been deleated and still overrides Steam? Unity has been uninstalled, uninstalled, uninstalled and still won’t let you play Steam or OMEN. I even went so far as to reinstall Windows, and the same thing.
If Unity highjacks and won’t leave, that makes it a Trojan. The poster was not asking you to tell them to look at corrupt files or outdated drivers, blah blah blah that is always the same parroted response in every forum, they want to know how to get rid of Unity completely so they can play the frickin games.
The person already said they did this, and this, and this, and this and it still won’t work and then you reply with do this and do this and this and this that they already have done.