DX11 Unreal Engine Demo Reel - Next-Gen Visuals

Published 2013-08-20 08:44 by Hilbert Hagedoorn

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sykozis

2013-08-21 03:49

It looks nice....now lets see a game with comparable graphics that doesn't require a supercomputer to run.

All it needs is PhysX then i'd happily pay £50 a game. With TressFX i'd happily pay £45 And with them both i'd pay £60 a game. For me graphics are at least 60% of the experience, just like Crytek owner says. *i'm really lovin' Metro LL right now. :P

I'd only pay $20 for PhysX....$30 for Havok.... Bullet, on the other hand, I'd part with $50 for.

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lucidus

2013-08-21 03:54

Too dark. Meh.

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k1net1cs

2013-08-21 04:29

I don't know what's all the fuss with this one. Wasn't the Infiltrator demo a UE4 demo too? That one was way more impressive IMO.

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reno_skychaser

2013-08-21 07:15

I don't know what's all the fuss with this one. Wasn't the Infiltrator demo a UE4 demo too? That one was way more impressive IMO.

It was. Much better than the debut "Elemental" demo. That one looked like it had low-res textures all over the place. UE4 demo for current gen consoles maybe.

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Blackops_2

2013-08-21 08:45

All it needs is PhysX then i'd happily pay £50 a game. With TressFX i'd happily pay £45 And with them both i'd pay £60 a game. For me graphics are at least 60% of the experience, just like Crytek owner says. *i'm really lovin' Metro LL right now. :P

Honestly i agree, Graphics definitely play an important part of the immersion. Metro LL is a prime example, the environment is just awesome in that game. Though what the unreal engine 4 can produce and what we will get in game are two entirely different things. I'm not saying it can't be done but i clearly remember the unreal samaratin showcase and have yet to see an unreal engine 3 game look that good.

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snorge

2013-09-04 01:02

looks like a new ut map.

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(.)(.)

2013-09-04 01:09

Honestly i agree, Graphics definitely play an important part of the immersion. Metro LL is a prime example, the environment is just awesome in that game. Though what the unreal engine 4 can produce and what we will get in game are two entirely different things. I'm not saying it can't be done but i clearly remember the unreal samaratin showcase and have yet to see an unreal engine 3 game look that good.

I was playing through Deus EX:HR at the time i first saw that Samaritan clip, kinda got the same vibe from it as the Deus world. Wished it had been made into a game instead of that silly zombie game they're doing.