The Definition Of Graphics Insanity! - Unreal Engine 4 (1440p 60 fps)

Welcome to another of my Unreal Engine 4 showcases!
I have recorded three Unreal Engine 4 showcases in 1440p 60 fps to show you how great Unreal Engine 4 games can look.

Demos:
Scifi Hallway

Winter Chalet

Apartment

Nuts Nuts Youtube channel:

PC specs of the recorded footage:
i7 4790k
12GB RAM
MSI GTX 1080 GAMING (8GB)

[johntayloris]

Yeah we’re definitely living in a simulation

[raiza]

i don't want this engine, i want this house holy shit

[lancsFrogger]

my grandma should live in unreal engine. the labels would help her navigate around

[Elite-bhpm]

"What is real? How do you define real? -Morpheus

[Slayer]

Omg 5:20 the controllers and games on the floor and the pink and black bean bag looks freakin real. Especially where the sunlight hits the bean bag!

[RexArtTv]

Wow! The music goes well with the gameplay

[augustburnsmoi]

The empty houses and sad music makes this a very emotional experience **tearing up**

[davidthomas]

Mum, dad.... come and look at the graphics 😆

[NutsNutsVR]

We are happy that you liked our demo!) But could you please past a link on our youtube channel? Also we can provide link on the project for those who would like to try it and walk in their own HTC Vive or Oculus Rift :)

[rezo]

Broo. This is fucking amazing really. I have seen so many interior/exterior scenes done with ue4. But this is one of the best one really. I want to learn unreal engine to create awesome interiors/exteriors like this. Super awesome job really.

[Johnnyjawbone]

I can imagine waking up in that winter chalet bedroom to a stunning crisp winter morning.

[zakirali]

beautiful environments ! brilliant work

[Gaff.]

You can still tell it's CG, but only sometimes. We're actually getting to that point where you can play something that looks like real life, which from a tech demo standpoint, is really incredible. I'm a little unhappy with the gameplay side of things of late, but I'm still thrilled to see what pushing our hardware can accomplish. UE4 is a phenomenal engine.

[SuccPapo]

yes using all of your rendering power for one 10 by 10 meter room is indeed very *impressive*

[TheKevphil]

_Brrr!_ That house at the end looks "Fortress of Solitude" cold! Maybe they built it over a geothermal vent: I sure hope so! Great video.

[raynabanaki]

Thanks a bunch for these! i was looking for just this kind of material to help me learn UE4 Archviz. :D

[mouthpiece]

This level of detail (if computers are able to run it, and if economics are able to support it) should provide a booming market for the artistically inclined folks. When I was a kid, I never dreamed graphics would become so advanced so soon. Mario didn't look so bad back in the day.

[doop]

Dark scenes are so much harder to make look good imo, you often see these realistic scenes with tons of lightning and often white bright textures for walls etc. Making good realistic textures from scratch is pretty hard though I have much to learn when it comes to that.

[bskdopeboy]

Dope that they have the Revolution 909 vinyl single :D

[computronium]

That’s how it will look video games in 2022