Unreal Engine 5.2 Looks Like REAL LIFE | Next-Gen Graphics Tech Demo 2023

During its keynote session at GDC 2023, Epic Games shared the first look at Unreal Engine 5.2. Among other new things, the update will bring a new Substrate material system and a bunch of amazing procedural tools. Check these amazing graphics that look like real life!

00:00 Unreal Engine 5.2 Tech Demo GDC 2023
06:23 Sizzle Reel Unreal Engine 5

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[FullMetalNobody]

😳 WOW. 56 yr old gamer, excited as hell.

[oisiaa]

I can't wait to see what VR is like in 5 years...it's already amazing.

[travelwithamate]

It’s so real that gaming will be such a small part of its utility. Experiencing worlds both based on ours and fantastical ones will become a whole new genre of immersive experience.

[MattZaycYT]

This is unreal. Congratulations to the genius who make this possible!

[TheSchwarzKater]

This gets me excited beyond believe. Give me this graphics with a slow RPG, minimalistic HUD, where I can explore every inch and I'll never stop playing it.

[metarugia]

Gaming started with Pong to life like realism.
The progress is just astounding.

[artursense]

Well this will be next gen snowrunner 😮

[Adanos]

I'm very happy for the technological advancament, but I hope developers would keep in mind that a videogame must be fun in the first place

[DeliberateSpace]

Just imagine, in just 30-35 years games have evolved to such a scale!

[dreamzdziner]

Watching unreal nature is such an addiction. The quality and realism of these assets and tools are beyond imagination.

[constantinosschinas]

I think what they did not account or emphasize in the car emulation is resistance/limited engine power. The car speed does not seem to be afftected by obstacles, that is why it appears "light". Debri from wheels and dust is also minimal, plus suspension damping seems too perfect.

[onishadow]

Electric truck in the wilderness??? 😂😂😂 that is UNREAL!

[connyjohnson]

Just before the pandemic I was on my way by train from Stockholm to Gothenburg in Sweden and I overheard Teddy Bergsman (founder of Quixel) talking on the phone with somebody about the possibilities with what they are doing. When I see this presentation I really understand some of the things he mentioned in his conversation. It's mindblowing what you can do.

[Tommy-hedx]

Things have certainly progressed from the software that i learnt to 3d model on :)
Imagine was the first and Lightwave was a beast in its day. The software came with a video/graphic card and the whole package was called the Video Toaster for the Commodore Amiga A2000

[softshallow]

God it must of been painstaking doing each little detail and how it was all done. But the results are just mind blowing!

[benmiles]

I'm lost for words. That was magnificent! That procedurally generated canyon was amazing! Crysis 4 anyone?

[cg.man_aka_kevin]

1:05, I love how the rocks and plants are interactive with the car!

[Spivonious]

I can't even conceive of how to generate all of that procedurally and deterministically. Amazing work by the developer(s) of that module.

[bmjake]

Man, games made with this are gonna run so smooth when the new 7090ti is released.