Sagar Rao shared with us the following environment that was created in Unreal Engine 4. Sagar used Blender, Zbrush, the Substance tools and Photoshop in order to created this environment, and the end result is phenomenal. Not only that, but this scene runs in real-time on the PC.
As Sagar noted:
“Almost every material in the scene can be dynamically changed in real-time to control colors, roughness, age, wear and respective details. This is made possible using substance instances and UE4’s material instances.”
Here is hoping that some Unreal Engine 4 games will at least get close to the visuals showcased here.
Enjoy!
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“Photorealistic […] Environment”
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CE makes everything look SO fcking blurry! My God…
wtf is mahabharata? India, really?
Yes. Bharatha is the original name of India.
Look at the real FMVs from the 90s, they didn’t look this good. 4k, photorealistic environments, VR; the future of gaming is looking amazing.
It really looks great.. i just wanna see this kind of detail in games.
Almost Photorealistic, Bits and pieces of some of those scenes do look really really good though.
It seems like the better games look, the more unreasonable peoples’ standards get. You can’t please some people.
When I was playing Contra on my SNES 25 years ago, if you showed me any of these screenshots and told me that games would eventually look like this, I wouldn’t have believed you, but here we are.