Betanumerical
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Isn't the godfall footage in game/gameplay?. The Hellblade footage is only in engine and there's no evidence its real time at all.
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Isn't the godfall footage in game/gameplay?. The Hellblade footage is only in engine and there's no evidence its real time at all.
Tkumpathenurple
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This game will probably have a small-ish budget and take advantage of the new hardware in a way that will quickly be eclipsed by subsequent games. But that's the fun of launch games! I always enjoy the odd little (or, at least, littler) games that come out in a console's launch window.
Although playing them outside of the launch window is perilous. Take Killzone Shadowfall as my own, personal example: I played it two or three years after it had come out, having already played some Star Wars Battlefront. Rather than marveling at the graphics and other little quirks (like making decent use of the DualShock 5's speaker) I was just playing it enjoying it on its own merits, unswayed by tech. And outside of its tech, it's not a well made game, mainly because of the way in which it manages to consistently manage to achieve the worst of both worlds in its blend of open and linear level design.
This is still a year from release, so it'll likely impressive beyond what we've seen so far (all 4 seconds of it.) It's one to play, at launch, with your new PS5, so you can go weak in the knees at all the shiny reflections. Then burn the disc so your memories can never be sullied.
Although playing them outside of the launch window is perilous. Take Killzone Shadowfall as my own, personal example: I played it two or three years after it had come out, having already played some Star Wars Battlefront. Rather than marveling at the graphics and other little quirks (like making decent use of the DualShock 5's speaker) I was just playing it enjoying it on its own merits, unswayed by tech. And outside of its tech, it's not a well made game, mainly because of the way in which it manages to consistently manage to achieve the worst of both worlds in its blend of open and linear level design.
This is still a year from release, so it'll likely impressive beyond what we've seen so far (all 4 seconds of it.) It's one to play, at launch, with your new PS5, so you can go weak in the knees at all the shiny reflections. Then burn the disc so your memories can never be sullied.
And also, announced to be "very early in development". It's a concept target, we'll see how the final product will end up looking [maybe few years from now].
KIllzone SF wasn't that special anyway in the graphics department, atleast it wasn't to me. PS3's uncharted did a too great of a job maybe.
I agree the Hellblade footage is all inengine and does not represent actual gameplay, but even if we dumb it down by Hellblade 1's standard it should still maintain most of the look. I'd rather devs pour more resources to graphics features other than hard to notice reflections and shadows that's all. But we'll see when more shows up.
Eh the graphics difference between the two titles are monumental. ShadowFall to this day still holds up, maybe not top 10 any more but definitely a good looking game.
Strongly disagree. Shadowfall looked much better than BF4 IMO. the cross gen roots of BF4 showed quite strongly.
Wait so this is UE5 now? I guess it's the early build without Nanite or Lumen. This clip actually showcased the graphics much better with better locales chosen but still utterly mediocre compared to most other titles. Also the 1080p YT compression doesn't help one bit.
Billy Idol
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Game looks super interesting to me, exactly my taste of game it seems...I hope it is executed well!
I must say, super derivative but it does look pretty fun!
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