UNREAL PARIS 1.2 - Virtual Tour - Unreal Engine 4 | @60fps1080p - OFFICIAL

[@OleksiiGVS]

Oculus Rift + this demo.. AMAZING!

[@emmittmorgans8076]

***** What? I think Google Translate has done you a disservice!

[@thomasringjr.1630]

Alexi GVS Someone did it. It's a bit rough, but cool still. /watch?v=yI8WjaXX1tk

[@mrstoneybrew]

Or you could just actually walk through a couple of rooms

[@justinvilla6314]

+ Porn

[@moranetigger]

Alexi Gvs , U used OR for that beauty ??? Cool

[@JL2579]

The lightning engine is insanely realistic, I could only spot few parts where it didn't look like a movie anymore. But this demo is definitly far from 60fps, it was actually quite stuttery, looked more like 20fps ( might also be due to it being recorded). Still, with the PCs in the next few years this should run smoothly

[@danusminimus9557]

you can run this on a 200 dollar gpu

[@DozyDasman]

***** most likely yes and get 40-50fps

[@danusminimus9557]

***** I dont like dem console kids that yell "OH YOU CAN RUN THIS ONLY ON GTX TITAN Z 2000 DOLLAR CONSOLE IS BEST I JUST EJACULATED ON MINE ASDODASANSSA" On the first video they said the graphics are shit now they hype about this thing being too expensive, they need to shut up and join the pc master race.

[@alfiecoates1]

***** I can run it at 1080p 60FPS no problem.

[@JL2579]

***** I tested it on my pc now ( I didn't know you could just download it^^) and it also works much smoother than this video demonstration, although mine is over 2 years old by now^^

[@JOVEOLIV]

Give it 5/6 more years, and this will be actual gaming, instead of just demos.

[@CrispingChicken]

I'd say that's pretty accurate soon as there seems to be a lot of things to upscale performance in this. It's good the application and engine can render at 60fps with intense graphics but there just isn't enough power in today's average gaming PC to run the same graphics on a higher scale such as Borderlands 2 or 'on the battleground' shooters etc etc. The engine could develop some features to depolymerize (I think that's the word (reduce polymers)) in objects that become further away, but the engine still has to update the objects in real time and this is a task. In further detail depolymerization will also cause some graphical bugs with polygons or polygon groups that have opacity and reflective properties, as the light reflected or projected would be projected from a less polygon count but may be closer to you than the actual object. That is an example of one of many impossible or extremely hard to optimize features about the graphical advances you may see as promising for Unreal Engine 4, so expect graphic cards and processor powerful enough to stream arrays of data from individual polygons in a large map or moving objects with skeletal features in the farther future, it's just simply not going to happen to games right now (sorry I'm a kill joy)

[@Im.IsaacMarcos]

Dude, just give it 2 or 3 more years and you will see

[@Im.IsaacMarcos]

Yup, they are lazy, but have you played P.T.? (Silent Hills demo) It looks really really nice

[@Im.IsaacMarcos]

Just... Asians... Lol

[@RBeeMedia]

Not as long as consoles are there, they hold back everything

[@WheeGameplays]

They should rename it to "Real Engine" now.

[@DoomVik]

That's the gimmick. The engine looks unreal compared to today's standards.

[@ad9red]

Atomic Charge It also looks unreal compared with reality :) Some of the screenshots are better than their real-life counterparts

[@CookieeMonstarr666]

AD⁹ Red better than reality? are you that serious? o.O

[@ad9red]

Completely serious. I saw some screenshot comparisons and it's absolutely insane!

[@CookieeMonstarr666]

AD⁹ Red can u link me there?

[@kingkongdingdongXD]

These are the graphics we could have if it weren't for the consoles holding this type of technology back.

[@TopiasSalakka]

Yep :(

[@ButtonWalls]

If people stop using consoles then we would not be held back

[@nfrrtycmplx]

Both the XBox one and PlayStation 4 are perfectly capable of running this scene. The lighting is precomputed as are the reflection maps. Nothing fancy about the runtime components of this scene. The problem isn't the use of the console, but rather the amount of time it takes to bake the scene's lighting for full levels of most games. This is becoming less of a problem, though, and you will very soon see scenes in games with this level of lighting fidelity.

[@user-md2iq9vb9z]

Don Smith alright well as it stands, both consoles are running laptop-tier specs. integrated graphics are never a good sign. luckily, they were both made by AMD, which will help a LOT with optimization for PC ports, it already has. but it will only get (much) worse, as these consoles last years and years and years before a new one with upgraded hardware comes out. so yea, for now it's fine. but how do you not see the measly hardware in those consoles running the exact same course as the ps3/360 did?

[@daveywavey50]

You need both consoles & PCs!! Consoles make programmers better because to improve with set hardware means better programming - PC programmers can just tell people to buy better equipment - you need both - PCs push hardware - consoles push software. Anyone who limits themselves to one path will only end up at one destination!

[@pitthepig]

The camera movement is a disgrace, but I recognise overall it's something amazing.

[@Sedilkin]

the camera movement does signify that it's rendered in-game (or whatever you'd call this) by extension that means that all this advanced lighting is rendered at real time. Yeah it's not professional camerawork, but it shows truly the power of it. If they'd used a real camera it could have been pre-rendered

[@CrispingChicken]

The camera was to simply suggest that the game is consistently rendering at real-time. There doesn't need to be much advancement in the camera as the objective of the virtual world is to show off the Unreal Engine 4 (which it does if your not good at paying attention to details. These graphics simply wouldn't function on a larger scale map with objects that move and/or have skeletal structures). The camera is not the best but it's showing off dem fancy graphics can work as an actual game or related (which if your player hugs the walls it can do on a standard gaming PC) ;D

[@Kanakotka]

Harry Massey It's a model/shader display showroom... and honestly, it's not particularly impressive one at that. Give me the models and the textures, and i'll make a scene that's indistinguishable in Unity 5. It'd be doable in 4, but i wouldn't feel like programming shaders just to prove a point. As a game dev, you can see the pre-baked lighting, cheap cubemaps with transparent filter textures on top and faked reflections with blur shader occlusion a mile away. The cloth may look impressive to the everyday viewer, but the cloth physics and folding clearly aren't done in-engine, but whatever 3D modelling software they used for this. I expected there would be no motion to indicate cloth physics the second i saw the bed and curtains, and i was quite annoyed that i expected correctly. All in all, it's nothing but a beautiful facade, and tells nothing of the engine. I'd rather they display what the engine can actually do, other than "it can display textured models and it has shaders too".

[@ghfsd786fa]

***** you know, ***** is right, lightning is prebaked, not real time reflections, and there is not any physics involved at all in the clothing, polygons quantity is small, it does look good, but for a game work and look cool you need a ton of things that stress the gpu even more.

[@HyperionGamingTOPKEK]

face it, if they used a cinematic camera, people would bitch about it being pre-rendered or something. this way they know that it is in-game.

[@frimjay4557]

My jaw actually dropped, I can't believe this is finally here! Imagine games such as Mirror's Edge, Battlefield and Dying Light and many more on this engine!

[@CrispingChicken]

More open world games have a while to come in advances of engine optimization and hardware before you see the same graphics in these games. The demo is missing examples of skeleton structures models, morphing models and much more. Sorry but your children's children might be able to play Battlefield 9 with these graphics.

[@frimjay4557]

CrispingChicken I doubt it will be that far, but that statement does make me kind of depressed.

[@NotTechLead]

FrimpleJangle People like the guy above you said the same thing when the advanced engines were being showcased in the beginning of the PS3 cycle, and todays PS4 and Xbox1 titles crushes them. It is very likely this will be available next gen, atleast for PC. Maybe a bit later for consoles.

[@mirsec0088]

I can totally imagine Mirror's Edge looking like this. Now, if only EA doesn't screw THAT up.

[@altegani]

Kingdom hearts 3 is gonna use it

[@Colm692]

It must take one godly PC to record and render a video such as this. Seriously amazing work.

[@Hajfena63]

Not really considering it is quite a simple environment. Mostly the lighting and the textures is what is impressive.

[@CrispingChicken]

CheesySombrero The environment is very small and derendering objects that become less or non-visible to the FOV is obviously key advantage to this, however the objects currently visible are very specific to textures and lighting collisions, reflectivity and opacity. All the features to make the objects and surfaces have the properties they have have to be constantly related to when rendering the new frame. This is a lot of work since all the object seem extremely high polymer and have large data array lists of properties, so Colm is probably quite correct it must take a very powerful computer to render and record this quality of an updated virtual world. Either that or Unreal Engine is one hell of an amazing engine.

[@mactonight9124]

-recorded on AMD FX8350 -16 Go DDR3 -AMD HD7970 3Go GHZ Edition -SSD Samsung 830

[@CrispingChicken]

Mac Tonight Ah! Well I eat my words! As much as that is a good gaming PC, it isn't what I would consider 'godly'. That's pretty impressive of unreal engine, however I feel the game is running at 30fps or lower on those specs whilst recording, and when gaming in a small environment that is not to standard (its not usual friendly). So take this video as an example of the best from Unreal Engine 4, don't expect these graphics from many games using the engine.

[@mactonight9124]

CrispingChicken just played it, i run it at 60fps/1080p on the same rig but only a gtx 770

[@sistabossen]

Day 23: Still in the loading screen.

[@dodgykebaab]

There is no button/handle for the toilet. how would you flush the thing? And you want people to think this is life like?! If take a shit and can't flush, that's not a life I want to live!

[@LargeBanana]

just think of it like this: that game wasn't made on 2015 it was a game on 2020 where the toilet intelligently flush itself. though it isn't that far off thanks to ioT.

[@Rudenbehr]

It's in Europe, I don't think they use regular toilets.

[@Katzelle3]

LargeBanana Imagine hackers messing with your Toto.

[@LargeBanana]

Katzelle3 sosad

[@zzap]

He doesn't know how to use the three seashells

[@thegasss]

Can you imagine an horror with these graphics? O.O

[@DoomVik]

Silent Hills...

[@PAPP0NE]

***** pt is already on pc, so the engine is already ported therefore no point in not having the game on pc

[@NikitaTsv]

Outlast looks pretty fine too, though it's on UE3, but this demo shows better reflections, flares and shades.

[@PuuPePuu]

***** Its not going to be in anything, it was canceled. (Yes i know your comment is 4 months old)

[@PuuPePuu]

*****​ Fucking konami, they want to dig their own grave... Edit: They are digging their own grave.

[@ItsJabo]

probably the only demo iv'e seen that has a perfect motion blurr.. well done

[@mistamop]

I don't know why but I really want to see some sort of espionage/hitman game in this setting. It would look beautiful.

[@godbud90]

Great minds think alike. It would be fantastic to see blood spatter those beautiful curtains.

[@GameSkateChannel]

Daniel Davies That turned dark like really, REALLY quick.

[@MrStronglime]

***** Now you are scaring me..

[@brandonhlm2780]

***** god now i want the next hitman game to be on UE4 now...

[@NeverTrulyAlone]

Paul Keefe same.damn it will be nice to play hitman or splinter cell on this graphics.

[@PoyanPourshian]

Just downloaded and walked through the rooms at 1440p. Can confirm, this is about as real as a game engine has ever looked. Excellent work!

[@DashzRight]

I think most of the people that are not actually in this industry, don´t relize how much fucking work, hours and efforts are behind this 3:43 minutes video. Imagine an entire video game like Quantum Break or Uncharted.

[@RE4PER]

I remembers seeing this all those years ago and thinking this was the best graphics will ever get, but boy was I wrong. Things like raytracing and nanite make graphics look even better today.

[@IvanKosmachevski]

1) New Unreal Engine 4 2) Oculus Rift 3) .... 4) PROFIT !!!

[@Anderson-rt7yk]

What really makes this impressive are the aesthetics and reflections.

[@jdmaine51084]

This is actually just a video I took of my apartment... GOTCHA!

[@SnakeDelta]

got to say the lighting through the window is so good they made a great job of it on the unreal engine 4 the renders are renders, the most realistic in the delicate soft lighting changes and the reflections of objects, brilliant work

[@TailTL]

AND NOW UE4 IS FREE WOOHOO!!!!

[@F30_Hellion]

It doesn't matter if you're a gamer or not, the fact that you can even make this kind of stuff is jaw dropping.

[@MulleDK19]

Games would have looked like this 5 years ago if it wasn't for consoles. I'd like to thank console players for holding back technological advancements for the past 10 years. And now due to Xbox One And PS4, the next 10 years as well. In case you think I'm wrong: Did you know that this engine used to have a much more realistic, fully real-time lighting renderer, which later had to be removed because they realized the new consoles were too weak?

[@daveywavey50]

Thank you for offering to buy every console owner in the world a top of the line PC to drive this technology forward - maybe you could use the dictionary on you PC to look up the words empathy and understanding and read some articles about how thew world actually works.

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

David Cook Thank you.

[@HervyGrizzly]

David Cook Yes, thank you man. MulleDK19 PC may be the superior platform in every way, and that's really cool, but it looks like some people like you actually think that videogames are for just for people who can afford a NASSA PC just to play videogames (because I don't think that all the people who have one of those have bought it for work like rendering, simulation or something like that as their main purpouse). Top of the line technology is not everything in videogames, there are actually really good games in platforms like phones and handhelds, or downloadable indies for consoles and PC that don't need that really expensive tech to be good. And that doesn´t mean that I hate on hight-tech games because I can't afford them, there are real wonders in that category and it's great that there are people making them and people who can buy them and play them. But yes, some respect, tolerance, empathy and understanding would be nice.

[@AidenWarren]

you are wrong, it seems that you didn't research, read of the Unreal Engine to know, so now there is nothing you can, until you read and see it for yourself, but here is the obvious thing that you are missing, most games on PS3 and now PS4, are using Unreal Engine 4, but even though that when going in the game and it shows the logos the Unreal Engine 4. Developers explains what it takes and the limitations of making certain games, but now PS4 already has games or the graphics that goes further of the limitations of the Engine and Graphics capabilities, Unreal Engine has nothing to do with the consoles and Graphics chips and cards. There is no holding back, Graphics and be as good as it can be, but the Limitations what holds it back, not the consoles, Regardless of Graphics cards, it's also what the Power of a PC Can handle, and requires RAM< 3.0 + Ghz, in which Specs Requirements to be able to play the game, Unreal Engine has the Limitation of you can do so much, you can't just go all out on pure Graphics, it's too much of what the current TECH of PC's, Graphics and Consoles can deal with. if it has enough power, it can run it, the reason behind this is because it can run the best graphics there is, it can, but here is what the Limitations are, the Graphics takes up all of it, and there is space needed to actually make the game, CGI, Story, Content, Mechanics, Character,s Music, the Production of the games that takes up Gigabytes. but if it's all out graphics, then you just a camera and move it around, there is no space left to add characters, mechanics, and story and the Movie, cut scenes. It's how a Balance Scale works, you need to put two things with the same weight for it to balance. also, what another thing that hold its back is money, devs just don't have the money to produce more limitations for that much graphics, now the PC Power and PS4 can handle this, its just he money that the devs willing to risk to spend. PS3, and PS4, can run these graphics and a PC can, it's made purely on graphics, now to actually make the game, you have no limitations left for it. what you gotta do when your out of space on a Computer, you gotta remove stuff to add more stuff.

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

Aiden Warren If you want to join the conversation, learn some proper grammar. Your comment is a pain to read and almost impossible to understand.

[@lukenorman7649]

Most of you are missingg the point with this. Dereau, a recognized artist, has produce quality models, textures and presented them well. The models clearly show a tight and precise workflow which is easily recognizable. Prebaked lighting and cubemaps aren't cheap methods, they're necessary methods. Using dynamic lighting to achieve this quality is absolutely shabby and isn't needed. It's a waste of resources. As for the camera, he's just walking around his scene. Maybe it's not the best way to show his scene off, but instead of bashing it, provide constructive criticism. All in all, it's OTHER people that are saying this is spectacular and uncanny, not Dereau. He's not telling everyone 'look how real and amazing this is', he's just uploading his recent work, as all artists do, and luckily has gained recognition. What a wonderful opportunity for an artist and his resume. This isn't a UE4 showcase or tech demo, it's a personal project he probably did whilst working on some title you lot may play one day. If you're a game developer, you should be aware that programming your own shaders, adding physics and realtime reflections isn't easy for an artist, bearing in mind that this is ONE guy. For those who are wondering, he has used prebaked lighting (like most games) and screen space reflections for this scene. Plus, the windows aren't open so the curtains wouldn't move... Right?

[@jeanjeansTV]

No words.

[@IrionDaRonin]

As i said in the forum this video was posted today: It's ok to see graphics like this in indoors scenes, which have the same type of lights, textures, and it's a closed place. But there will be still a long jump when we can see these graphics in outdoors. The different types of lights, the shadows, the random textures all over the place, cars, persons. Still, nowadays, the best indoor graphics i have seen. Thanks for sharing :)

[@cristian-si1gb]

Are those reflections screen based?

[@cristian-si1gb]

Yeap, certainly screen space reflections... They look horrible. 

[@TheKaukas]

***** ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

[@cristian-si1gb]

TheKaukas Fixed.

[@CrispingChicken]

***** Surely the graphics are drawn from collision fetched from the object files for lighting and shaders. The light successfully curves around objects such as the curved chair meaning it is very accurate in terms of rendering shaders and shadows based on object polymer co-ordinates, what more would you need...? This is how objects can have opacity and reflection preferences in different polymers or groups of polymers (I think that is how UE4 is working with these skin related objects and all that but I'm not fond of Unreal Engine or many 3D engines in fact, but I have developed with 3 Dimensional objects and light/raycasting/shadowcasting).

[@CrispingChicken]

***** ahh I get you now! Yes when UE4 include a more powerful and optomized graphic library to support lighting and reflections, many games can start being produced with new lighting effects. This is what we should all expect to see sooner in the next big games, things like reflection and improved lighting will come a lot faster, however for games to have the same quality objects and build of this virtual apartment I think we will unfortunately have to wait a while! But yes that's a good point and it would be a good addition to UE4!

[@mmtf]

The only unrealistic thing in this video is the camera movement. Everything else is too damn real.

[@rorydurrant959]

We have finally reached a point where you can't really tell if something is real or a game! Incredible!

[@ayylmao884]

imagine the kind of power a pc would need the run a game in these graphics

[@TechGamingOfficial]

Not that much. I have a 4k monitor and I'm running @2k Resolution with a fair amount of ease. It's hovering around the 60FPS mark. I tried in 4k resolution ,but i only got a about 30FPS or so. 1920x1080 i got nearly 90FPS. Surprisingly this game is more optimised than most of the games to date ahaha.

[@Nukarot]

Stewart Piper What are your specs?

[@thehitbox3672]

Are you serious?

[@louisholden5127]

TheHit BOX It's a very small world - no need to focus on anything other than graphics, so they're well optimised.

[@TechGamingOfficial]

darkcarnage1234 I have a GTX 980, Intel core i5 3570k, 8GB Ram

[@derwamper1258]

2:42 he's a vampire!!! ... This techdemo is f.... ng awesome!

[@TomZ23]

The images are amazing, but, the motion is really bad.

[@rhcpguitarar]

Probably not running at 60fps yet, or the machine that recorded this couldn't handle higher frames. Someday though this will be running at 60fps+ and will be all that more gorgeous. Keep in mind this is new and innovative. Small steps.

[@NewKillerNetworks]

Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth It is at 60fps.

[@brutus910]

My guess is its not limited at 60 fps so if you have better gpu you get screen tearing, when moving slowly more realistic movement, and not treating it like cs:go with snapping the view. I was able to get smooth great looking movement. I wonder if there is a way to cap the framerate

[@batt3ryac1d]

Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth I can run this at 120fps+ it's not very demanding.

[@CRBASF2]

***** Well, the camera was moved with a mouse in real time, it's a demo that you can download in his webpage.

[@ItsRainingTrees]

I'm just trying to imagine playing an open world game that looks like this. Tears of joy.

[@gassyjr9970]

link doesn't work :/

[@ElsewareExperience]

+GassyJr The new version build is 1.4. Using UE 4.10.1. This is the news link: www.benoitdereau.com/Builds/Unreal_Paris/UnrealParis1.4.exe

[@gassyjr9970]

Elseware-Experience yeah i tried it, looks really beautiful! however, my GTX 970 makes a strange whining noise when specifically running this

[@ElsewareExperience]

+GassyJr The framerate is too high and you have coil whine? You can activate the V-Sync to fix this or boost the graphic settings. :D

[@gassyjr9970]

+Elseware-Experience framerate is fine, it's just the coil whine. I don't understand why I never hear it with any other GPU intensive software.

[@МаксимМирошниченко-м4б]

Смотришь это видео и в глубине страшно от того, что виртуальный мир уже настолько фотореалистичен. Русские, лайк запись. Пробираемся вверх по топику :)

[@Head1essC1own]

ｇShow me some advanced technology that lets you ruffle that bedsheet or the curtain, or show a heavy object sinking into the cushions of the sofas or the bed---then I will be impressed. I personally think we have hit a graphical flatline. The believers out there think that graphics will increase in a straight line, but really, humans have limits. We will never make graphics as good as real life. We have pretty much reached the end game of graphics already.

[@nymetswinws]

This. The environment is completely dead. There is no life in it. The real world has something that no game can ever truly replicate. I rather they spend the time and effort creative fun games with great stories instead of games that look somewhat realistic.

[@patx35]

nymetswinws It's more of a tech demo than a game honestly.

[@airborne101st45]

nymetswinws This is not a game, it is a fucking demo, its only purpose is to showcase the amazing detail of the graphics, don't be dumb.

[@DavidBoura]

nymetswinws This is an Architectural Vizualization, not a game. If you want to know more, ask.

[@John-li5pm]

"end game of graphics" hahahahahahahahaha, seriously.

[@jimmysgameclips]

Thanks for letting us download it, cant wait to check this out

[@MelroseDJ]

the future

[@YuNoGuy123]

oh my god... RUNS SO WELL YET LOOKS SO GOOD!

[@stotheh]

PC MASTER RACE

[@sebastienfichot7092]

Franchement super ! Le rendu global est excelent. Super boulot !!! Il manque l'ombre et le reflet du personnage cependant, de même que la bande son qui s'adapte aux textures foulées et aux rythmes. Les rideaux du salon sont un peu légers à mon goût, trop de reflexion de lumière ?

[@MythicSuns]

*20 YEARS LATER*: gawd can you buhleve we used to think these were good graphics? my Playstation 8 can handle graphics waaay better than this! meanwhile PC users have to clean the remnants of exploded brain from their screen because of the last guy that tried to play on ultra mega super special awesome settings

[@MrMaxer13]

Dude, it looks like a picture. The only way people could make this apartment more realistic would be if you could falcon punch the screen and get in that demo yourself.

[@ruffsnap]

Holy fucking christ!! It's getting there!! It's finally getting there!! We are so damn close to basically real-life graphics!

[@viper4179]

Truly amazing. I am a level designer also but this is gorgeous.

[@goobyplz9040]

This is probably not even hard to run.. Its such a small area and there isn't even any moving objects. now if you made an entire game like this it would a different story. This is just putting all the work you could possibly do into one small area, and it can be rendered without having some legend pc. This guy has a mid rang pc. just the power of the master race.

[@Kevow99]

yup, i was able to run this on a laptop with an i5 and intel HD4400. No graphics card needed.

[@Vid_Master]

Kevin Phan How were you able to download it?

[@Soul19ReaverLoL]

Gooby plz and hopefully directx 12 will solve those issues, if it's all not just one big bluff

[@Amalekites]

***** Not FoundThe requested URL /UnrealParis_-_1.2.rar was not found on this server.

[@ad9red]

Kevin Phan Wait really? I have an HD4000 (the ABSOLUTE WORST graphics card in existence), i'll give it a try now!

[@fabianmtz3754]

El canal un poco de todo recomendó este canal y ya me suscribí 😌

[@Jamesgamoss]

Man, this is awsome !!!! Looks like real house. Love it !!!

[@MrNord94]

looks amazing....60 fps is a massive improvement from the 25 fps....

[@JBWebadas]

The realism of that rendering is so fkng insane!... Screw my small apartment, I'm moving to the virtual world :3

[@iKaGe01]

Looks really good! Just ran it on my PC. Is the Unreal 4 engine capable of running higher resolution reflections in the mirrors etc? Only issue I could see were the reflection maps on the hall wall lights. They were showing the wrong scene. As was the one in the bedroom. It was for example showing the living room. Obviously a mistake whilst making the map. Doesn't take away how insanely detailed everything is. I can imagine with Oculus, this looks great! Took my PC around 5 seconds to finish loading in all the textures. That is one bothersome thing I found with a lot of Unreal 3 games too, when scenes changed

[@markkoetsier6475]

Plot twist: You're a vampire. DUN DUN DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNN

[@GloryMech]

I'm not a game developer or programmer or anything so correct me if i'm wrong. But to all the people wondering why games do not currently look like this, well my theory would be this: This entire demo is basically super high res textures placed on STILL objects. Which in terms of computing wouldn't take that much power to run, basically would be the same as you viewing a bunch of 4k screenshots all at once. Now once you start adding movent, physics, and particles to textures this high, well that is when problems start arising. You would need one MONSTER of a machine to be able to process a 4k game at 60fps, i believe it's possible today with a couple titan x, or gtx 980ti maybe? but still, game studios aren't creating content this high mainly because the average consumer doesn't have the rig powerful enough to run things like this yet, and consoles couldn't even wish to try.. well yeah thats my theory on the whole thing. Sadly Moore's law has been proven to fall behind it's regular pattern since something like 2012 i believe, so technology isn't quite upgrading as fast as it used to, but hopefully we'll see games like this within the next decade or so would be nice >..

[@krank3869]

k

[@luisluna5046]

+Krisdow W ♋ lol

[@thesystemera]

Fantastic demo! I want to occupy it with all our amazing photogrammetry models. I have a beautiful model who would look amazing on that couch :D

[@serpent480]

I am so used to 30 and a little over FPS. But this is so smooth it's disorienting. And I like it!

[@NicolaiSyvertsen]

Excellent. But please smooth out the camera movements. I know this is just a capture of someone walking around in the scene but you can at least apply a spline to player input to smooth out the movements. It really takes you out of the scene with this staccato movement of the camera.

[@Seik3n]

Bravo Benoit !

[@SweepTB]

Lighting is baked, there is no reason why an interior from Rage or recently released Dying Light couldn't look as good (and sometimes it does). Now it would be amazing to see the time of the day changing.

[@lucasskywalker]

Very cool. Now put an NPC in the mix and some particle systems, and an actual game.

[@nyxi6689]

the only real and obvious flaw is the curtains and the glass shaders used, a LERP with some directional grunge to make it make it more real should've been used. Some screenspace reflections wouldn't been bad either

[@ramdrivesys1869]

To people wondering if you need a supercomputer for this, my first generation i7 875k from 2010 and a 5 year old GTX 660 graphic card handles this at 25-30 fps. I am amazed. The original link is dead, but you can download it using Wayback Machine.

[@SamV1224]

Man can't wait to see VR games with these types of graphics

[@VS-dy6xl]

omg it's beautiful, great job!

[@aeligzande]

duuude, this is kickass... my card couldn't even handle the 1080 video XD

[@bryd4881]

I now have a reason to live on in this world. I must see this through the end!

[@TheUnchainedMind]

This looks almost too good. Makes me wonder if these objects or even the whole room were scanned with something like IR Scan.

[@creepersgonnapay]

this looked amazing but if i would complain about something it would be the vase on the table in the livingroom and in the kitchen has not that many polygons

[@DA3VNKT]

great attention to detail

[@ElsewareExperience]

Thank you Wail Snip! :-)

[@DA3VNKT]

how many days it took to do it

[@ElsewareExperience]

that was my first project in UE4 so maybe 4 or 5 weeks!

[@daahsri]

Glad i got my PS4,now i can to run games like this :) cant wait

[@dds3524]

HAHA

[@DoomVik]

You will have to wait a while.... A FUCKING LONG WHILE XD

[@DoomVik]

darkzler It all depends if the console begin to use normal gfx cards, My GTX 750 can run this with no hickups. So it's all up to the console producers. If they choose to wait longer, then consoles will take more than 5 years for this to come.

[@jentxt23]

yeahhhhh RIGHT

[@daahsri]

You guys need to do your research, they that PS4 is NEXT GEN console and this is a NEXT GEN engine so therfore it can run it. What a bunch of Noobz!

[@epicwarding]

Now thats more like it 1080p 60fps - wonderfull

[@massiveentropy5725]

How about a time-lapse with changing time of day? That would be super cool! This is great! :)

[@jTtTv]

amazing but the low polygons at 1:55 vase guy you had one job!

[@carbonshadowgaming]

Looking good, camera stuff could simply have been done in Matinee though for a smoother tour.

[@AITB]

Amazing! Indistinguishable from reality.

[@64hypershadow]

This is the most real thing I've ever seen someone make. It's more real than someone making a baby like wow.

[@themisterjordan]

Nice! ...nitpicker in me wants head bob in the camera though. Also, kind of reminds me of the halls from PT on PS4. XD

[@AlexBell1991]

Wow! This looks insanely amazing! What kind of lighting and textures did you use? I am working on a virtual street in UE4 and want to achieve a similar result.

[@acequbbort3806]

Чувствую, что эта графа понравится Вано :)

[@d0m1n4t1]

The level of fidelity is Unreal.

[@Ultimexx]

the screen tearing is real :D looks awesome, however I find it a bit too blurry for the most part, like cmon we don't see so blurry in real life...if we don't have eye problems...but I guess that's not a valid point, since we're talking about computer generated graphics and not real life footage, so this is a big milestone....amazing!

[@Hionimi]

Runs butter smooth on my GTX 770, but I didn't expect anything less from Unreal Engine 4, what a beautiful technology, and really nice work on the interior design and making it, it indeed looks very realistic. By the way, is there also a command to make it run in full screen? Alt + Enter doesn't seem to work and neither does adding "-fullscreen". :o

[@eraldmulla]

To the uploader, is there any way to go in full screen mode? I wanna try viewing it in 3D with Nvidia 3d Vision glasses but can do it only if full screen! Curiousity question, is there anything pre-baked in this scene? My biggiest congratulations, beautiful work!

[@wiwin66]

never thought I'd come to this. my eyes have never seen such!

[@angelomalutaneto5176]

Quando sair um game completo com esses gráficos só vai rodar nessas config aki I core 20 1 tb ram Rtx 9080 ti

[@sanjojevekman515]

Simply amazing,... to where are you going further?

[@xAvatar87x]

Truly AMAZING! P.S No vsync support? :(

[@user-yb1gp4es7u]

Dude Wtf I remember when games were 2D this is like real. Love it

[@Lothyde]

I think the shadows are pre-rendered and come with the textures, and the only thing that is being rendered is the Textures the 3D Modeling and the Reflections, so if an object moved or the sun changed it's position... we all get it right?

[@PAPO1990]

The stovetop looks very flat, but apart from that this is VERY impressive. Good Work.

[@L1ghtbirdy]

this amazing thing doesn`t even drain that much GPU-Power. Game developers should really think about hireing you :D.

[@wnymedia1]

Stunning!!

[@halogeak12]

You know this would make a great horror game if done right, kind of like the old point and click games

[@some_random_dude]

DAAAAUM!!! That's amazing!!! O.O

[@Kid_Naps]

HALF-LIFE 3 confirmed! Thx Gaben

[@Unioxe]

What the f***, are you serious? This is amazing!

[@nxgdn24]

We need the same demo but with the gravity gun from HL² :]

[@Youtuber-ly6tx]

Pretty good. Cloth needs more work especially the drapes.

[@0GTXR]

Mirrors are broken (looks like there's actual reflection, but then this "dirty" overlay comes over it, like on the wall), shadows look like stairs, and I wish I could just use MSAA or Super sampling instead of what looks like FXAA (blurry) Otherwise, this looks really good, especially with frame interpolation.

[@OmegaGamer04]

Found a couple of errors in it. Primarly on the reflections on the lights. The ones in the living room and the bedroom use the wrong reflection (bedroom uses living room and visa versa)

[@EandIclub]

And this is JUST THE DEMO. Imagine what the finished product will be like . . . ahhh, bliss. Now if we add Oculus Rift . . .

[@elksalmon84]

Input is one of most important part of gaming engine. But looks like there are lots of skips and negative acceleration.