For years Jurassic Park fans have been asking for a modern-day Jurassic Park game. And while there isn’t such a game yet, “unity5games” has released a fan-made T-Rex Jurassic Park tech demo in Unity 5 Engine that looks incredible.
This tech demo recreates the T-rex breakout scene with the jeeps from Jurassic Park. Players will have to try not to die while being chased by Rexy. Players can enter only one car and if they enter the car while being chased, Rexy will try to flip and break the car.
What’s really, really cool here is the T-Rex itself. Unity5games has managed to perfectly recreate the dinosaur from the first movie and looks really close to it. It’s not identical – polygon-wise – but it’s one sexy T-Rex. Moreover, the T-Rex model, the textures and the animations were all created by unity5games.
It’s far from perfect. For example it appears that T-Rex slides while walking and some animations transitions are not that smooth. Still, it looks phenomenal and really close to the real material. Also, unity5games used the T-Rex sounds from the JP film.
Those interested can download this free Jurassic Park Unity 5 tech demo from here, and below you can find some screenshots from it. Oh, and it’s compatible with VR devices in case you’re wondering.
Enjoy!
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This could really work as an Alien Isolation type game, with both open areas and claustrophobic indoor levels.
Cool but T. Rex Was Likely covered in feathers .
Man why devs still showing T.Rex like this.,..
Because of the movie?
Anime lovers are brainless, forgive him for he does not understand.
No doubt man.
A tech demo is still better than any current Jurassic World movie.
A tech demo is still better than any current Jurassic World movie.
And the games too sadly.. This demo is better than all the games i have played. Lets hope the Park game will be good.
I want a battle royale game set in Jurassic Park with dinosaur mounts as microtransactions. The more expensive the better.
Now if only someone had the balls to make a first person survival horror jurassic park game,and not fail like jurassic park tresspasser(so much potential wasted by tight schedule and budget)
Untill then dino crisis 1 and 2 are my favorite dino games
Where’s the annoying kid who light the flashlight??
I’m thinking about TRESPASSER right now….
it look pretty impressive.
This really is something i wanted to see for nearly 20 years now. Wow. I never imagined the day would come.. especially when i was playing the NES Jurassic park game, the top down one that looks horrible (that also has FPS-doom like levels)
This, the Battlefront 2 and Alien Isolation are shocking me. I dont think games can look better honestly, cuz they look exactly like the movies now.. it wont be easy to make them REALLY stand out. Sure, better shadows and details, better AA and lights.. but that’s all. What we have essentially here is amazing. Now we just need people to actually make good games. The technology and gfx cards are already here.
So how do we get this to run in VR?
My question also!
Maybe towards the end, this might help.. trying now. I was expecting to use my Vive, but I have a Gear also..
Well, i only got a vive
I think we can download the Unity dev kit and you can load it through there.. doesn’t seem too difficult, but I’ll let you know what my results are.
Awesome, thanks
“Oh, and it’s compatible with VR devices in case you’re wondering.”
Can you elaborate? Nothing I’ve seen seems to indicate that this is true.
We were told it was VR compatible but it appears that the build available right now does not support it.