10 NEW Graphically INSANE Levels Created In UNREAL ENGINE 5 [4K]

Fans and developers are already creating some really cool stuff with Unreal Engine 5. Here are some awesome examples that we found. Check them out!
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[@darkshadow666000]

Thank you for introducing and showing all my cyberpunk work, Thank you for your support!

[@gameranxTV]

Fantastic work.

[@accelement3499]

wow i really want to play in that city so amazing

[@tropicalvikingcreations]

The fastest subscribe out of the bunch, love to see more, good work. Thanks for the compilation as well.

[@kingstar744]

If they only hired you, cyberpunk would be so damn good

[@smoke6850]

you steal your content you don't deserve recognition

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you to show my work at number 1 and number 9 :)

[@gameranxTV]

👍🏼

[@EpicSqu1rrel]

nice work :)

[@Sciontidesign]

@@EpicSqu1rrel Thank you :)

[@kingshadow8782]

Good job

[@Sciontidesign]

@@kingshadow8782 Thank you :)

[@cvltgamer7896]

I'm blown away about that train station, absolutely incredible! Going to be good for gamers in the future!

[@gameranxTV]

👍🏼

[@are_you_f_serious]

If they can pay the necessary pc ..

[@vioricapopescu8300]

Wat's it called?

[@PRiMETECHAU]

Yeah its what I'd want out of a Metaverse like experience; but what we will get is some fairy tail kids cartoon show... meh

[@vegan4life660]

Train to Busan vibe

[@VamkireTrannel]

As a 2D artist myself, I'm just so happy y'all are properly giving credit to the original creators of these wonderful projects. Too many people don't realize how much it hurts artists when artworks are shared all around the online world with little to no credit whatsoever. This just makes me HAPPY. Thanks for being AWESOME, GAMERANX!!!!!

[@bobo-lc4yi]

hm I had never thought about that. Respect GAMERANX

[@nickoutram6939]

Isn't there any way to protect your artwork assets so that it can't be copied like this?

[@VamkireTrannel]

@@nickoutram6939 , well, all my raw files are kept from being shared beyond my devices. From .psds to other raw outputs. The only thing I post are the finished products. However, there will always be people who'll share that finished product without crediting the original artist. Heck! Even if you put a watermark on top of your work, there are so many ways to edit it out for those that simply refuse to provide credits for the creators. And I'm no fan of how NFTs are being used... so, that's a no go for me, too. Hehehe. Good thing is, cuz of how I'm running my business through honest and respectful means, I'm doing great thus far!

[@nickoutram6939]

@@VamkireTrannel I thought NFT was supposed to solve these issues -obviously not! :o)

[@rproctor83]

@@nickoutram6939 No, when you buy an NFT you purchase a "token" that is essentially a receipt from the original owner saying your now the owner. It doesn't stop anyone from copying anything. You can't stop that, period. Even if you could somehow magically stop it, you can still just screenshot your computer, or take a photo of your screen with your camera.

[@BelieveThePanda]

The next decade of gaming is going to be truly amazing

[@gameranxTV]

🤞

[@whoareyou3781]

That's if we can play video games

[@BelieveThePanda]

@@whoareyou3781 wut

[@are_you_f_serious]

Because what? Because the graphic is the only thing you're care about or what? If they concentrate only on that .. then you will don't have any good game 😅

[@silvereloking6149]

if you care only about graphic

[@johny1220]

Can’t wait to see this engine evolve and all the new games that’ll take advantage of it on next gen consoles, like Spider-Man 2 man, and hopefully Gears 6 too 😄🥳

[@gameranxTV]

👍🏼

[@gabrielarkangelo]

Is Spider Man being made on Unreal Engine?

[@IGOBYTHENAMELOVE]

Too bad Microsoft couldn’t purchase unreal when they took gears

[@msonisama8656]

am mostly intrgued by it's technologies lumen and nanite, lumen giving rtx esque REAL lighting and nanite automatically changing the polygon count (basically quality) of a texture depending on the distance making the use of resources much more efficient and ofc the ease of use and development of games on this engine itself, it's gonna be magical

[@mcbdllc136]

They should re do the super man game that came out back on Xbox 360

[@TheMetalhead1311]

Absolutely incredible. I’m 26 and remember my first times as a gamer on the nes on my grandmas tube tv. Another 20 years of progress seems almost incomprehensible. Great job as always gameranx, this was such a cool one to watch

[@The16bithero]

I'm really happy when the tech engines keep advancing and improving, who knows what we'll see in the future. Like taking the Matrix demo and making games that look just as good, if not better

[@proffessorX]

it's amazing to think that when I started playing games they were just made up of different coloured blocks and now 40 years later we are finally getting photo-realistic graphics that aren't too taxing for average pc's/consoles. Simply amazing work on an amazing engine.

[@thor2070]

I can definitely relate to what you are talking about. 40 years ago, I was 17 years old. Video game technology has really come a long way.

[@TheActionStack]

actually 40 years ago the blocks were the SAME color. ;)

[@proffessorX]

@@TheActionStack🤣

[@OrganizationXIII]

If your over 18 still playing video games You have serious issues and need to seek a gf and a college degree immediately

[@OrganizationXIII]

If your over 18 still playing video games You have serious issues and need to seek a gf and a college degree immediately

[@Mr._POV_]

Thank you 😊

[@nickd3157]

*sad gamer noises*

[@gameranxTV]

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[@vladdostupidthings6549]

Because they're all equally cool Watch it

[@ZOB4]

They say every new tech advancement in graphics people wonder "how can it get any better?" but then you see that train station recreation, and I am still not convinced (even with you telling us) that it's not actually a real-world video. I'm not sure how much better it's going to be able to get.

[@theeagleswill2928]

I'm guilty of the same thing "idk how much better it can get" but for real like u stated that train station I truly dont know how much better it can get

[@ProdigyWright]

Give me that in seamless VR and then I truly will not know where graphics will go beyond having 100 moving people crowding that train station

[@thomasdarby6084]

These Unreal Engine 5 demos are beautiful. But tell me, WHEN are we going to see this in a game that we can actually buy and play?

[@ForestRaptor]

And when can we upgrade our PCs without having to fork over a month of salary?

[@FutureExitsMedia]

patience /ˈpeɪʃ(ə)ns/ noun 1. the capacity to accept or tolerate delay, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious.

[@Bumbling.blithering.buffoons]

Not this gen

[@thomasdarby6084]

@@FutureExitsMedia 🤣

[@DigitalFreaky]

@@Bumbling.blithering.buffoons I'm working in the film and game industry since 20 years ago and I can guarantee that in 2023 we will see unbelievable stuff in real time. Cheers.

[@tropicalvikingcreations]

Aww man awesome stuff, been practicing 2D and writing for a few years. Got in to 3D recently just in case but seeing stuff like this really makes you amazed and hopeful. I also think about the crazy amount of asset manipulation and import set ups for some of these.

[@Dormantee]

You pointed out how fast artists can come up with these incredible scenes... I believe this will increase the amount of vaporware games we see showing up as early access with expensive "supporter packs" because the promises at the surface look so convincing.

[@exstatik788]

Every single one of these blew my mind. Props to all of the artists/developers that were featured.

[@sumbum117]

Awesome video! Shows off what we might be able to get out of this engine, plus just showing some love to some people in the gaming community who have created some really awesome things in UE5. Been loving your stuff guys, keep it up!

[@wuapo3462]

The future of gaming is looking bright. That train station looked amazing

[@canonballz8346]

Can’t wait to get the uncanny valley feeling about environments. Super cool!

[@trollking6111]

Beautiful artwork. These aren't just games anymore. Amazing! Thanks!

[@BOOSTEDDUDE]

Pretty cool seeing what the latest Unreal engine looks like! Some amazing life like effects and video features. I haven't played games in a while but I would love to see what a next gen game looks like on the latest PC or Next Gen Console.

[@ceedob]

Ok I’m 100% convinced real life is a simulation after watching this

[@ducksarethebest1264]

Great I can't wait for the next things to come!

[@freenomon2466]

Thanks you so much! You rock! love your voice and your way of talking. Great review man. :)

[@jeromemillerjr3150]

Unreal Engine 5 is different. Jus recently I've been seein what people are creating and I'm honestly amazed. I can legit watch these creations all day. Lookin forward ta more.

[@RetroGamerKnight]

Quantic Dream is my favorite studio when it comes to graphics. Detroit: Become Human, Heavy Rain, and Beyond: Two Souls just to name a few, have to be the most beautiful masterpieces I've seen in videogames.

[@H6ngman]

Heavy rain was good but, graphically? It was okayyyyy

[@Nebujin383]

Seriously? Thats one rare subjective perspective. Their animations (characters and faces) are rather stiff, plus theres alot of low-polygon assets and low res textures compared to other games that were released around the same time. The games are nothing ground breaking, in every aspect.

[@deon3133]

All those games was just basic when it came to graphics.

[@Anonymous-st3gy]

@@Nebujin383 I think you are in minority it was ground breaking at that time

[@Anonymous-st3gy]

I am talking about Detroit become human

[@mathewcutting8030]

We need a sequel to The Order of 1886 made with unreal engine 5 that would be absolutely incredible

[@extreme123dz]

@@MellowFresh letterbox format was the best of the game by far

[@tituikabussaa]

@@extreme123dz i can't see aerial attack in that format

[@jokerman121020]

The reason that game looked so good back then was because of the different aspect ratio. Imagine what it could look like now if they did the same thing

[@mrbobo86]

Even if they just remastered that game in native 4K it would look amazing

[@OrganizationXIII]

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[@rickythomas9698]

Looks really good, you guy's are the best when it comes to consistency.

[@myk2]

Only just starting in UE5 and I'm already blown away by it. What I'm interested to know is just how "quick" these amazing artists and designers actually build these vast and/or immensely detailed worlds/environments. I get lost for hours just making a cave out of basic megascan assets!!

[@Marvin-mq9rk]

The biggest thing people aren’t mentioning is all games running on UE4 can be updated to UE5 so that means games like Jedi fallen order can be enhanced simply by updating the engine

[@f.l.o.w.]

Yea and it's likely that most companys won't do that.They will update the game to UE5 slap a 60 dollar price tag on it and call it remastered.

[@derodriguezp]

Upgrading engine versions can completely break games and requires a lot of work, and since the assets weren’t created for the new features of UE5, it would also take time and effort to take advantage of them in a meaningful way. To be clear, I’m not saying it can’t be done, I’m just pointing out that it isn’t as simple as hitting an “update” button.

[@Madmonkeman]

That's not quite how it works

[@captaincouchpotato7374]

God, if that's true imagine arkham knight in ue5

[@evanwetherington3793]

@@derodriguezp had the same thought.

[@rossharper1983]

The train station one is amazing. The others all look good but it's the lighting, looks great just not how we see light in real life.

[@MrXtian83]

That train one was almost too real! I thought literally it was someone standing there with a camera.

[@rossharper1983]

@Zee K I understand how it's made/works. I used to make custom maps for unreal tournament many years ago. My point was the train station is only one in that video that looks insane, the rest all overdo the lighting effects.

[@bakesaletv2676]

I love this video and not only for the amazing UE 5 stuff, the whole thing is showing love to other content creators. It’s always cool when a big Chanel dose that

[@Saintious]

Really impressive work. I can't wait to see it in action. Nice shout out to Dark. What a series.

[@jackbaxter7829]

Safer Tarek cyberpunk aesthetic is really amazing would love that as a game

[@highmaan4387]

I would love to see an open world game with accual real looking forests

[@streamofconsciousness5826]

you should try Earth, it's probably right out side your door and there are lots of real looking forests.... water and clouds are rendered well as well. Odor mod needs tweaking though.

[@highmaan4387]

Yeah except i spend allot of time in nature and there really isn't any videogames that get Forests accurately, they are always to empty. Witcher 3 and kingdome come got it almost right tho

[@randomaccessfemale]

@@streamofconsciousness5826 Unfortunately, Reality is the worst game ever.

[@streamofconsciousness5826]

@@randomaccessfemale but there is zero latency (for most) and you don't need a head kit to get VR. and tactile, no game has that or fragrances and smells. I always wondered if they will have a suit one day, and it "pinches" you when you take a hit and compresses when under water, has a odour printer that creates burning Oil and the streets of Bangkok.

[@OrganizationXIII]

Last of us

[@lewisprice8616]

So are we gonna get another order 1886 - "these graphics are amazing!! What about the gameplay? Gameplay?"

[@brianchristensen5266]

These vids where you show of other peoples work is just amazing. To credit them and give them spotlight. Hats of to you gameranx, you are doing fantastic!

[@fatmajinbuu112840]

One day there will be time when the in-game experience is more real than the reality itself

[@martiddy]

And we will call it The Matrix!

[@_N_O_X_O_N_]

Already exists, check out DMT ;)

[@Jigalagg]

Graphics are great, but I wonder how gameplay mechanics will evolve over the next ten years. I personally think that graphics are evolving quicker than gameplay when it should be the other way around.

[@Drstrange3000]

I agree. I played Dragon Quest Builder 2 the other day after a long hiatus and really loved how the NPC all had their own routines and acted independently from you. It was the little details like that which can elevate a game from basic to engaging. VR also is something where the gameplay beats graphics. Feels like a breath of fresh air physical moving my body and dodging like Neo in games like SuperHot and Blaston. Two simplistic looking games are some of the most fun I've had.

[@neighborofthedevil]

I 100% agree, especially games that claim that player choices make a difference - which are so often just, "do you want the bad ending or the good ending?" My hope is that by speeding up the development of artwork, environments, etc that means there's more resources available for improving other aspects of games as well

[@Benjo69420lelol]

way to true ngl

[@liquidacid1983]

To be fair it's easier to make things look prettier and shinier than it is to come up with new or innovative gameplay elements and get them to both be fun and work right.

[@53strat55]

For really engaging gameplay you need to be creative. No form of technology can help wit that. Case closed :)

[@tituikabussaa]

I love you guys because you put sources directly at description. So many big KZbinrs that, i don't know exactly why, but let us viewers in the dark for cool stuff like this or put their own link than direct source.

[@kitsvn]

Thanks for spotlighting these! Amazing work. I laughed out loud when you were asking Valve to release a 3rd installment of a beloved Valve franchise. Seems familiar…

[@Illuception]

Omg Darks cave recreation was incredible. I absolutely loved that show, probably a favorite of mine. 🔥

[@Sciontidesign]

Thanks same here :) one of my best shows i think they are coming back with a new one based on a ship

[@Illuception]

@@Sciontidesign You’re welcome man and yeah I heard something about a new show coming that’s set in the same universe. Let’s hope that still happens though.

[@fabianremie9888]

I'll say it again, the Japanese train station one would absolutely scare me stiff if it were a traditional Japanese horror game with Junji Ito style monsters roaming around.

[@MeLlamanSombrilla]

that would be so fcking amazing

[@barabolak]

Games are going to be on another level in the next few years

[@JanLovesBmx]

Just crazy, every single one of them. cant wait for the next years of indie games.

[@link4549]

These all look very nice 🤩

[@animeslay3r400]

You guys never disappoint 💕

[@GeneJ77]

Great video, Jake. When I was looking at Superman flying between the building super fast. I was thinking… when he do zip really fast that the glass on the left and right will shatter. Man that would be so damn cool! Can’t wait to see Unreal Engine 5 on our favorite games!

[@akanerocky4469]

if you like games like that i highly recommend Control. environment is almost fully distructable and if you phase (theres an ability that allows you to quicly dash forward) next to something like a window or a weak wall, you just tear it down as you go. its awesome really. another ability is telechinetic lifting and when you lift an object, other smaller debris will slowly move closer to it and lift up with it.

[@Epok97]

5:22 omg I got goose bumps when the lighting went off. And the train station is insane. I’m excited for what’s to come.

[@thegreatresist4224]

I bought my computer just because of engines like this. It surely looks very promising. It all looks as if ones actually there being a part of the whole environment, as if your witnessing it in person, so close everything gets to realisme is absolutely stunning. This is what we wished for as a child, remember.., that games would be just like movies? God bless the engineers for uplifting the world to a higher state of affection and recognition, and for all the love and joy that comes along with it!

[@cenciende9401]

Keep your evil cult curse to your damn self, what an insult to those engineers.

[@lolekap]

im a little scared that with this tool, games are going to aim to look realistic much more often, and that might lower the amount of stylized games we get. i can agree that realistic games are very cool, but i dont want to loose all the games that look cool because of their unique looks that stand out. For comparison, paintings that look exactly like real life are cool as they show the skill an artist has, but it takes much more skill to do a unique painting with a particular style that can stand out

[@CrabSully]

I think there's still going to be a market for stylised games, especially in the indie space. You also have the Japanese market that loves stylisation. I think at this point, we have a pretty healthy mix of different visuals.

[@ids1024]

It could be the opposite. As games get closer to perfect realism, a developer can no longer make their game stand out as much by making it the most visually impressive and realistic. But a distinct style can still stand out (though "realistic" can also vary plenty stylistically). Like with painting, to some extend photo-realism became less popular as photography make it easy to accurately capture scenes.

[@JohnJohn-pm9wq]

It's easier to create a realistic scenario on environments with more concrete and metal objects. Also the train station scene is very less diverse so its easier for the light to reflect and spread realistically. It's not going to be the same in other places. For example frostbite engine, we have seen how frostbite engine looks realistic in deserts and areas with buildings but they seem to degrade and become less believable when there is foliage. And most of the graphics we saw above this level of graphics I doubt is scalable in applied in large scale. Since the stuff we saw is done is a very small space, the GPU is entirely focused on rendering that small area alone but it's not going to be the same when applied on large scale

[@cenciende9401]

All you have to do is look at how many different visual styles of games there are on UE4 to not worry about that

[@sumbum117]

I don’t think stylized games will go away. We’ve had the ability to make pretty real looking stuff for a while now, but stylized games have still been able to thrive. I mean look an any mainline Nintendo game as an example tbh, or any indie game devs. Yeah a lot of AAA devs have been pushing for more real looking stuff but I don’t think that’s always better, and I think some companies have definitely come to realize that. It’s a valid concern to bring up though for sure man, I just think stylized graphical styles will NOT disappear

[@CODMWX]

Unreal 4 also had some banger scenes, maybe fun to do a recap to the previous engine too! Loved this video!

[@karelhoogendoorn]

Purely for the sake of these incredible developments in graphic design and everything that's connected with it, I wish a was a gamer. It never really stuck with me, but I still like to see these sorts of clips. Thnx!

[@FunnyBuns1]

So basically, Reality is a game in Unreal Engine 13 Pro.

[@5ex.]

You guys hyped about PSVR2? I think like it will be a massive catalyst for the future. Graphics are becoming better than real life, screens are becoming paper thin... like what's next.. it only seems logical that VR will replace screens, once they become extremely portable, light and indistinguishable from real life it only makes sense... right?

[@gameranxTV]

👍🏼

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

"Graphics are becoming better than real life" ... Ummmm.....huh?

[@Drstrange3000]

I'm way more excited about PSVR2 than anything really. Even using a Meta Quest 2 just feels mind-blowing at first. I couldn't imagine games like the upcoming Horizon VR game and a possible games like GRlran Turismo and another Astro's VR game. Could you imagine a Quantic Dream game in VR?

[@xDangerxRickx]

I hope all these people go far. These are all amazing

[@godschild680]

Can you even imagine the games that are coming out in the next 5 years? I as a gamer am super excited!

[@MarkLikesCoffee860]

Truly amazing graphics. Now all we need is truly amazing gameplay like we had in the 90s.

[@Klont123]

@@taekwoncrawfish9418 it’s true. The problem is too many big releases lack soul. In the 90s the games weren’t better, but more games were made because the devs loved them themselves so much (primarily on pc).

[@Hepheat75]

These all look so amazing!

[@gameranxTV]

Couldn't agree more

[@fabianremie9888]

@gameranx.I got a comment to DM you guys because you supposedly have something special for me?

[@IamaPERSON]

@@fabianremie9888 that was a scammer pretending to be them

[@fabianremie9888]

@@IamaPERSON thought so, thanks😉

[@IamaPERSON]

@@fabianremie9888 you’re welcome

[@raptyaxa5771]

Imagine playing with that graphics at 4k 120fps. Pure bliss

[@AXCELION]

Thanks buddy! Love always your videos :)

[@CrispyHulk1]

#6 looks amazing. The forest foliage and night time stairs with lanterns are breathtaking. That’s what TES6 should look like

[@Gatorade69]

Don't get your hopes up. TES6 is supposedly running on the Creation Engine. So same old outdated engine all Bdethesda games are on.

[@Slowp0w]

@@Gatorade69 They have used the upcoming Starfield as a test for their new photogrammetry addition to the engine, hopefully means they have all the tools and understanding to create us a worthy TES game

[@CrispyHulk1]

@@Gatorade69 The visuals of Starfield do not impress. The skin texture of the astronaut is straight out of 2012.

[@Gatorade69]

@@CrispyHulk1 Yeah it looks rough. I don't have high hopes for the game. Bethesda really needs to invest in a new engine. Creation is so old and the way it handles things are so archaic and stupid.

[@Drstrange3000]

While I'm happy UE5 is bring advancements on photorealistic visuals, playing Sifu made me realize the importance of good stylization, performance, and environmental interaction and presentation. Even though Sifu has lower graphical fidelity, the game does a better job at selling me the illusion of the game world than a lot of these demos. The art direction is consistent, sharp, and achieves visual clarity. The animations and interactions with the environment sell the grounded combat and setting. The game runs like butter on my PC at max settings. Gameplay is smooth and focused. I hope to see more stylized projects with UE5. I think games with Non-Photorealistic Rendering (NPR) would look great with UE5.

[@ForestRaptor]

Hit the nail right on the head! This has been the crux of gaming. The best graphics only enhance a great experience. It doesn't replace it.

[@singhbrahamdeep]

I felt the same thing after playing sifu. Absolutely love how every stage has these different flavours that stick out like a work of art and it all works flawlessly. Photo realism is good but after playing for a couple of hours you kinda get desensitized to the idea of "WOW, that looks so real".

[@Drstrange3000]

@@ForestRaptor I like how you said that!

[@Drstrange3000]

@@singhbrahamdeep Yes, exactly! I can appreciate the amount of work that goes into photorealism, but after a while my brain just adjusts and all those extra details just fade away as I'm playing. With stylized games like Sifu, the art of the game sticks with me more. I can still remember bits from Okami due to how artistic it was.

[@MrTjack10101]

I honestly think people all around the world could get together and create a amazing game, one not based on pushing out the next big hit like these big companies have started doing every game

[@100hypez]

Some great clips awsome stuff to look forward for !

[@GregHakes]

I'm mostly impressed by the Cyber Punk remake, that was off the hook for me.

[@JohnJohn-pm9wq]

In terms of visuals yes but in terms of design, the original cyberpunk world is way more impressive

[@hansomesolo1136]

@@JohnJohn-pm9wq wut? Lol you must be joking

[@JohnJohn-pm9wq]

@@hansomesolo1136 I'm speaking in terms of architecture not graphics. Game design and how objects are placed through the world map.

[@VRicken]

@@JohnJohn-pm9wq Yeah I agree 100%. people are so quick to call it the 'worst game of all time' when it has many indisputable qualities such as, like you said, the world design, and the story.

[@JohnJohn-pm9wq]

@@VRicken After the next gen update 1.5 the game is probably better than most games out there

[@FrameTheTime]

Imagine if Nintendo actually used modern tech like this.

[@pwnmeisterage]

It'll be a while before Nintendo platforms offer this kind of graphic quality and performance. Because their focus is always based on low price point. You just can't buy (or sell) high-tier tech at value-tier cost.

[@charliejames1981]

This is so awesome.. Next gen gaming is going to be mind blowing..

[@ImaSneke]

WOW thanks for the feature! would have never expected my work to appear on here!

[@pablovasquez83]

My only concern is the frame rate. Matrix, while looking great, was hitting around 20fps on ps5 and xbox sx.

[@jokerman121020]

Very true. I remember the only was I was able to get the game to run at a smooth fps was by turning off all traffic and pedestrians. But I justify it in my head by just telling myself if it wasn't a full game with a massive budget and work put into it.

[@acaradovanovic]

When i see this video,i will need to start saving for RTX 3090.

[@gameranxTV]

😅

[@blackpanther6389]

It'll def live up to the hype! I want to see scientific simulations done with UE5!

[@alecmtucker]

Thank you for featuring the project I worked on with Quixel at #6!

[@NotThatBob]

The jump in graphics is like when we went from 2D to 3D gaming. The potential is amazing.

[@CrispyHulk1]

It’s pretty astounding

[@GiftFromGod]

on point with that!

[@MiniMight]

More like ps2 to ps3

[@silvereloking6149]

shining graphic without soul and gameplay means shit

[@Krusnik66]

Inspiring, wish I could make something like that.

[@AbbStar1989]

I'm so excited to see what UE5 will help creative minds produce. I think most people don't understand just how powerful UE5 is and what it is capable of.

[@jamesg6660]

What people have to understand is that actual games are not going to be looking as good as stuff like the train station demo for a LONG time. It's only able to look that good because everything is being thrown into making it look good, with nothing going into the gameplay experience, or...you know, literally ANYTHING else that makes a game. Like, literally anyone can make something that looks that realistic with technology these days, but actually implementing that into a full game is something else entirely. I really couldn't care less if a studio wants to make the graphic look hyper realistic if it means the game plays at so few frames that you play it by mailing off screenshots as postcards and waiting for replies. Which is basically what's gonna end up happening; that and absolutely garbage implementation of gameplay to fit around limitations imposed by all the technical tricky used to make the graphics look so good. I don't think most people actually know about the kinds of tricky used in game development. As any developer will tell you, game programming is all about using duct tape to hold nonsense programming together, to fool people into being impressed by something that'd look awful if they could see beyond what the camera is showing them.

[@msonisama8656]

nah nah they will or more like they CAN, maybe not AS realistic while gaming but mostly, like 80%, why you may ask, it's cuz it's as you say, the techs are that advanced, take reshade, a simple but WONDEROUS tool that you can use to make 10yr old games feel new, if you know how to use it good, what makes you think a good dev can do if an individual can pull off a train station like that, maybe try Metro Exodus again, even without rtx it's fkin BEAUTIFUL, and in enhanced edition it's out of the world. In the hands of good devs, UE5's gonna create wonders cuz it's reducing like 20-30% workload cuz of it's technologies lumen and nanite, atleast in theory and I haven't heard any complaints yet, lumen can handle a vast part of lighting which can be used as base and nanite reducing the use of resources, extra textures and settings based graphics, making it much easier for them to focus on other things, it's as good as it says bruh, all this is after watching and understanding lots since it was announced. The basic fact is, it is absolutely possible in a generic AAA game's development time.

[@nimrodery]

That describes some developers, sure, not all. It really doesn't help that you pre-order everything so a game can release unfinished and then you buy it anyway.

[@brendenwinkfield2867]

That train station is 200% accurate. I used to live in Japan for a few years and I named what station that was before you even named it. High praise to the creator, they nailed it!! 😳😳

[@chellygrey5489]

Engine 5 is really a different level of graphics, all I can say for these projects is WOW. Side note, I hope to see MetaIsland on one of your reviews! Also an engine 5 and an interesting one!

[@tango2895]

I can't wait and hopefully it does live up to the hype

[@HeyMonkeyMan]

Petition for a dark mode countdown so we don’t get blinded watching in bed at 2am.

[@hamedkhadivi]

Everything is great and keeping my fingers crossed for those great artists. Frankly more than this nice technology I'm looking forward that big studios what will learn from unreal engine 5, improve it and implement what they achieved in their game engines. I'm a big fan on Forza series, waiting for Microsoft to see their new impressive racing game.

[@forcabrasil6128]

An entire new generation of great games is coming!

[@rolfathan]

Reimagining.Tomorrowland is recreating chunks of Disneyland in Unreal and some of it is stunningly accurate. It's always cool to see easily recognizable real world locations. He also did a "reimagining" of tomorrowland that isn't accurate, but looks instead like a really nice update to it.

[@xavierdrew5584]

Its great how you guy's don't run out of content

[@johnmiller2905]

7:10 gotta give you prop on that beautiful transition. Well done man :)

[@stanllewellin1566]

This is starting to get better than real life

[@DudeOfTheWeek]

There is so much potential in this engine!

[@perryturner6343]

"There's some creations from this FAMOUS tool set!" - Really? Already?! I never thought that, so soon but yeah, it is a famous tool set! FAMOUS!!!

[@dhawalmadankar4471]

The future of GAMING seems bright.

[@k29king1]

Looking at what games looked like 20 years ago, to now, and then imagining what they’ll be like 20 years from now. Pretty soon games (visually speaking) will become indistinguishable from reality, and I’m excited for that.

[@Mr.Slycon]

Look at 2:09!! Look at her coat as she puts her hand on her side.. mind blowing!

[@orpheuscreativeco9236]

Hopefully, one day someone will make VR chat environments that look this good.

[@ca5cada4eva]

The Matrix demo is soooo beautiful honestly ❤

[@ChrisWV514]

What these people did is amazing & I applaud them for making it however when it comes to the Unreal Engine 5 I'm really looking forward to it being implemented in VR b/c that's going to take it to another level.

[@radddish]

talented people unleashing UE5 full potential to make eye-jizzingly beautiful scenes. gotta love it 👏

[@smh_240]

Cant wait until games start being made with this amazing engine!

[@Lk91xXx]

I would love to see a The Darkness 3 game running on this engine.. That series went so unfairly unnoticed...

[@rizones2286]

This video makes me wanna get a VR and experience those demos

[@safetcucaj385]

I'm 48 years old in NYC. I remember going to Sears with my dad and buying Atari. I went from playing Pong with graphics of 2 lines and a dot to these graphics in this video. Now tell me, how much do I appreciate the graphics in the video we just saw bro?