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Quixel showcases an impressive Unreal Engine 5 Demo Reel

Quixel, the team behind Megascans, has shared a video, showcasing what is possible with Epic’s latest engine, Unreal Engine 5. In just ninety days, Quixel’s artists have created over 40 distinctly stunning environments.

The results are quite stunning and show what artists and developers can easily achieve with Unreal Engine 5. Quixel has also shared some high-quality screenshots that show better these environments. And, as you can see, pretty much all of them look incredible.

In order to create these environments, the artists used Quixel Megascans, as well as assets from Sketchfab and the Unreal Engine Marketplace. Additionally, some of them used Unreal Engine 5’s Lumen and Nanite.

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Ninety Days in Unreal Engine 5

Speaking of Unreal Engine 5, there is another amazing UE5 video we must share. And, as you may have guessed, that video is the “etch?-daimon station” video. This UE5 demo shows off an impressive lighting system, and looks photorealistic. The downside is that on its Ultra High settings, this demo is unplayable even on high-end hardware. As its creator said, the demo is running with 7fps on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 with an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X. At lower settings, the demo can run with 30-50fps at 1440p. Regardless of that, though, you should not expect this kind of graphics in any game for the foreseeable future.

Enjoy!

【UE5】etchū-daimon station - 越中大門駅

7 thoughts on “Quixel showcases an impressive Unreal Engine 5 Demo Reel”

  1. >you should not expect this kind of graphics in any game for the foreseeable future

    The author of the video said himself that he completely disregarded optimization.

    Actual game developer could likely get 90-95% of that quality at good performance.

    1. People were losing their minds over that UE5 Train Station video on twitter, then the OP disclosed that it was pre-rendered and ran real-time @ 8FPS lol

    2. Yeah they bloody Should. How good this may be thats pretty much expected from UE5 – on pc of course if the ashole devs Dont go for POS weak console parity!
      Hellbade 2 and others looks pretty much Or something as this – the 90-95 percent you said!
      Annyway, most of these pics have that Ugly vasseline smear filter crap, and look lowres. So im actually Not that impressed from all photos here!

  2. You hurt Gavrila Alex’s feelings, you monster. He probably needs therapy now, and lots of soy drinks.

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