jim2point0
Banned
"High Quality" and "youtube video" do not mix. We'll have to wait for them to release this as a standalone video or make it into a benchmark type thing.
Unity's "Adam" Demo (Real-time rendered short film).
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"High Quality" and "youtube video" do not mix. We'll have to wait for them to release this as a standalone video or make it into a benchmark type thing.
Aztechnology
Member
I want to see or play more. A very intriguing setup.
Octavianus
Banned
lol. Bro,
I don't think you've thought this through...
Breh, I have.
jim2point0
Banned
Maybe they're just really good at creating tech demos and engines, and not so much games? There's a lot to consider when making a game. Especially since we're only getting a small taste of what would need to be a fully fledged out story with an actual ending. Then there are other questions...
What genre would the game be? RPG? Action adventure? First person or third person? Open world or linear?
Will it have combat? What kind of combat system?
Should the player level up?
What sort of enemies should there be, if any?
Imagine seeing this concept art and thinking "Wow, someone should make a game in that world."
And then that game becomes Remember Me
LordRaptor
Member
And then that game becomes Remember Me
Yeah, this is a pretty good point - dontnod are pretty much on the super bleeding edge of pushing modern graphics technologies, and their PBR reference is helping bring everyone else up to speed... they just don't make very good games :/
Maybe they're just really good at creating tech demos and engines, and not so much games? There's a lot to consider when making a game. Especially since we're only getting a small taste of what would need to be a fully fledged out story with an actual ending. Then there are other questions...
What genre would the game be? RPG? Action adventure? First person or third person? Open world or linear?
Will it have combat? What kind of combat system?
Should the player level up?
What sort of enemies should there be, if any?
Imagine seeing this concept art and thinking "Wow, someone should make a game in that world."
And then that game becomes Remember Me
A... decent game with a great aesthetic.
Compsiox
Banned
Maybe they're just really good at creating tech demos and engines, and not so much games? There's a lot to consider when making a game. Especially since we're only getting a small taste of what would need to be a fully fledged out story with an actual ending. Then there are other questions...
What genre would the game be? RPG? Action adventure? First person or third person? Open world or linear?
Will it have combat? What kind of combat system?
Should the player level up?
What sort of enemies should there be, if any?
Imagine seeing this concept art and thinking "Wow, someone should make a game in that world."
And then that game becomes Remember Me
That's one developer. That's like taking one kid out a class and seeing if he can do Calculus and if he can't that means the rest of the kids can't.
jim2point0
Banned
Meh. I didn't like it at all. I felt it was the wrong choice for the setting. The combat was just... blah.
The visuals and art direction were amazing though.
Anyways, it's just an example. To create a short, directed video based on an interesting concept is waaaay different than making an actual game and involves a lot less risk.
Maybe they're just really good at creating tech demos and engines, and not so much games? There's a lot to consider when making a game. Especially since we're only getting a small taste of what would need to be a fully fledged out story with an actual ending. Then there are other questions...
What genre would the game be? RPG? Action adventure? First person or third person? Open world or linear?
Will it have combat? What kind of combat system?
Should the player level up?
What sort of enemies should there be, if any?
Imagine seeing this concept art and thinking "Wow, someone should make a game in that world."
And then that game becomes Remember Me
Just like Destiny with a different story line obviously...I'm undecided on the leveling up part, but it could certainly work. So, my proposed time line is thus: Mystery/Discovery/Reaction/Conclusion, then, Game X Part 2, 3, 4. If the world and concepts are big enough, a multi-part episodic type series would be perfectly acceptable.
Compsiox
Banned
On PS4
You are right, it's an impossible task. /s
I'm sure, they wouldn't have much trouble to find a partner to help flesh this out into a nice game.
DOWN
Banned
Nobody ever said Death Stranding was real time on PS4, and no, that's not what people were saying
I have to say though, this video's quality is probably better than 99% of youtube videos that I have seen.
Pokemaniac
Member
I'm pretty sure that they don't screw with videos as much once the resolution exceeds 1080p.
Strawman. When doing a game all those questions are valid, a tech demo should have a pitch too, this one doesn't, also Unity is too busy with their engine to make games.
Garrett Hawke
Member
Death Stranding teaser still had much better lighting and many hallmarks of pre rendered CG.
Like, it looked like it was using Ray tracing, particularly noticeable on the translucent crabs. It also had perfectly accurate AO. The lighting was too perfect to be real time.