UNREAL PARIS 1.1 - Virtual Tour - Unreal Engine 4 | @25fps720p - OFFICIAL

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- UNREAL PARIS -
VIRTUAL TOUR
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Virtual Tour Made by Benoît Dereau

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[Michaelsm]

Im really feeling emotional at this video. Im just so happy i have lived to see this all developed into what it is today. 

[skoomajoe]

How awesome would it be if the next Elder Scrolls or Fallout game had graphics like this.

[dewiowen]

The music is called 'Clouds' by Huma-Huma. You're welcome. 

[VOIDSenseMusic]

Too bad real games won't look anything close to this for the next 6 years or so.

[kingdoggie]

30fps 720p?

Wtf dude. Can consoles even handle unreal engine 4?

reupload in 1080p 60fps

[_JS]

"Ultra real, woah" Max res: 720p
WTF are you doing.

[ademkin]

I remember when my father, something like 10 years ago, told me "Shit son, video games look almost like reality now" in front of a Legacy of Kain cinematic trailer. Wish he was still here to see that...

[sideslick]

I'm crying.

This is beyond-incredible.

"Unreal" is a very-accurate term for how absurdly-realistic this is.

[xPXGx]

Am I the ONLY one not impressed? I mean, the art direction and style is fantastic and the fact this was all done within UE4 is impressive, don't get me wrong. However, the means seem more remarkable than the end result. Even with the absence of any characters, animation, physics or AI, the end result is moot since no console or sensible PC would be able to render this environment, in real-time with a stable frame rate. What we have left is just a really stiff, lifeless yet really pretty scene. I wouldn't call it anything technically mind blowing besides that it shows what UE4 can do visually. 

Next time, show me the windows breaking, vases shattering, cloth rippling and water being splashed around, all with proper lighting and physics, in real-time and I would assure you I'd be one of many shitting my pants. I would twice if it involved a game play-like scenario with animated characters or even better, AI. Graphics aren't the only thing you know. A very talented artist, if not the same artist, can make this exact scene with other software. 

[utkovsky]

This will run in 480×320 in 7 fps on  ps4 and 320×240 and 5 fps on XBOX ONE. Get ready!!! And according to steam 99, 9 of PC master race will not be able to run this at all.

[MrJayPlays]

only reason why we wont get games as good looking as this is coz of 200$ plastic luncb boxes aka consolololol

[AsInFlamesDying]

when games start having graphics like these, i will die with a smile on my face

[zidano]

this is 2023 and i am still waiting for these graphics.

[richardlosonczi]

if anyone wonders, the song is "Clouds"  - Huma-Huma

[IvexRodriguez]

These graphics would do one hell of a horror game!

[palehorse]

Holy crap, so amazed at how far gaming and technology has come. Started from the bottom now we here

[theocoopers]

Reading the comments, am I the only one who appreciates the lightning effects, the shadows, the mirrors, the reflections. They resemble real life. Metallic surfaces look amazing, the changing perspectives adapting with the mirrrors. Imagine a wider use of this. Make animation movies where the camera is not fixed, entirely reinventing cinema, have the user be able to explore, have multiple storylines, the viewer may get one side of the story if he focuses only in one part of the animated movie. Character development could be much easier to do, or fail at it. :3

[dXXPacmanXXb]

would be even more impressing if there would be some kind of dynamic stuff going on, like cloth simulation or at least some kind of moving object, or a player model/shadow

[Philosjutsu]

That house is ballin'. Also- no reflection of a person- confirmed vampire game.

[reverrrb]

It's great to see the application and potential of this engine for real time Arch Viz, I'm really looking forward to getting into it :)