These past few months, 3D artist ‘B.O.W. Qin‘ has been working on a recreation of Resident Evil’s mansion hall in Unreal Engine 4. And a couple of days ago, the artist released his map to the public. Yeap, you can go ahead and explore Resident Evil’s mansion hall in Unreal Engine 4.
As always, keep in mind that this project was created by a single artist and not a whole team.
You can download this project from the following links:
MEGA Download link: https://mega.nz/#!JpczkZQL Downloadpassword?!HpMHmUtcxoQZWsom6mLtocq8clKZVbJ5mIrfvDrLMec
Download link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1kUCbaAF Download password?o4yo
Enjoy!
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‘This door may be locked’
B.O.W. QIN is big on home security
I love what people are doing with the Unreal engine, but I really wish Epic would improve that super-blurry temporal AA they employ – it feels like everything is just a bit out of focus, and I’m trying to play after a few generous glasses of rum.
This is pretty cool and nice of the creator to share. Would loved to have had a VR option (or to have the full UE4 project available). It’s nicely done but as someone who’s spent far too time looking at that mansion – it’s far too small / narrow of an entrance hallway. Would’ve been an easy/cool touch to have the door lock responses to match the “has an engraving of a shield” etc on them. All minor points though – thanks again B.O.W QIN