He’s chillin’ in some winter ruins, havin’ a good time.

No, You Cannot Live in This Unreal Engine 4 Apartment

Brian Ashcraft

1/27/15 5:00pm

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Sorry! This isn't an actual Paris apartment. But dang, it sure looks nice.

Student Project Looks Like it Came Straight From a Big-Budget Game

András Neltz

12/24/14 6:00am

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It reminds me a lot of the Tomb Raider reboot, actually. The atmosphere is spot on.

András Neltz

12/09/14 8:30am

As they always say, the sincerest form of flattery is when someone remakes your stuff in Unreal Engine 4. This time, the remakee is Hideo Kojima's P.T., and the remaker is level artist Jonathan Vallieres, this being his first, 2.5-month UE4 project. Video's below, and you can find lots of WIP shots here.

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10-15 More Years, And Games Might Actually Look Like This

András Neltz

9/02/14 5:00am

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Silicon Studio from Japan are, as you might recall, known for working on the Bravely Default series, and for their rather incredible next-gen engine, which they demoed with a short clip back in April. Now, they're back, with their tech looking better than ever.

I'd Pay Good Money to Play This Impressive Destruction Demo

Mike Fahey

3/27/13 12:29pm

When Nvidia wants crap to break apart, it breaks apart good. This is is a real-time dynamic fracture demo shown at GDC, running at 30 frames-per-second on a single Geforce GTX 680 graphics card. Ever wish you could spend money on a tech demo? [Thanks, Zak!]

The Prettiest Tech Demo Ever Created Gets a Stunning DirectX 11 Makeover

Mike Fahey

7/23/12 1:30pm

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In 2002 NVIDIA released "Dawn", a high-end DirectX 9 tech demo featuring a beautiful forest fairy that captured the hearts and minds of PC gamers all over the world. That mystical creature looks even more gorgeous ten years later.

But is the Wii U Powerful? Check Out the Tech Demo and See for Yourself

Mike Fahey

6/07/11 1:21pm

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Here's the tech demo Nintendo used during its E3 2011 press conference to demonstrate the graphical power of the Wii U. The video is a bit low-res, but it gets the point across. I'm impressed.