Gears Of War Studio To Show Unreal Engine Tech Demo 5 на Game Developers Conference 2021. UE5 accelerates and takes the lead among hyper-realistic game engines. And although the presentation of the GDC is aimed at developers, her visuals are sure to grab the attention of a wider audience. Game Developers Conference 2021 will run from 19 on 23 July.
Summer Games Fest
Unreal Engine 5 was first presented at last year’s Summer Games Fest. The Lumen in the Land of Nanite demo gave an impressive glimpse of the power of the engine, running on Playstation 5. The essence of the demonstration was in two main technologies: Lumen – this is UE5 lighting and reflection software, and Nanite – these are systems of geometry. One of the key takeaways from the demo was the combination of high performance with impressive graphical capabilities.. Complex lighting effects and thousands of screen elements were rendered without major problems.. For more details on the demo, see link.
Gears Of War Studio Alpha Point
GDC presentation will reveal even better the new engine, as evidenced by the full schedule, published on the Unreal website. The virtual conversation will take place as part of the “Day of the Developer” 20 July. Main event – demo of engine technology called Alpha Point, created by The Coalition and credited to Gears of War.
Unlike the Lumen in the Land of Nanite on the PS5, Alpha Point targets Xbox Series X consoles / S. The bright, dusty environment in his teaser image looks like a demo from last year.. The report will also talk about MetaHumans, a new rigging instrument from Unreal. As well as animations in the engine, cross-platform development and company plans for the future.
MetaHumans
MetaHumans also already flashed. Its Early Access version became available in April. Face Shapes, created with MetaHuman Creator, impress
However, main advantage of Unreal Engine – its availability. Many game engines are only developed for in-house production at AAA studios. However, Unreal is free for public use. Epic’s commitment to delivering impressive open source software is a boon for both major publishers, and for independent developers.
The goal of perfect photorealism for gaming seems a step closer with UE5.