Unreal Engine 5 has only been available for a few weeks, but several video game development studios have already confirmed that they will be using it, as in the ‘Tomb Raider’ saga.

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It’s hard to believe that this video isn’t recorded with an actual train station camera. It is not. Nothing is real in this three-minute sequence. It is a digital entertainment of Astacin of H-Daemon in Toyama, JapanBuilt using the latest version of the Unreal Engine, the foundation upon which many of today’s video games are built.

lorenzo drago, an artist specializing in the creation of three-dimensional environments, has managed to generate this hyper-realistic scene thanks to the various moves. For example, for realistic movement of a handheld camera or flashlight beam, they used a virtual reality controller. The texture also has an incredible level of detail in areas that are barely visible in the video, such as the vegetation between the tracks.

But above all, it’s a testament to the new version’s potential. Unreal Engine Unreal Engine 5Available for a month and has a new realistic lighting setup that . makes the most of the techniques of ray tracing that modern graphics cards are able to implement in real time.

This isn’t the first time that the Unreal Engine 5’s technical performance has surprised with its realism. For demonstrating its technical capability, Epic, the company responsible for the equipment and best known Developer of the popular game ‘Fortnite’, Showcased an interactive demo based on the new Matrix movie in which users can explore the city built in great detail.

Although the new version of the engine has only been available for a few weeks, several video game development studios have already confirmed that they will be using it in some of their future creations. new game of Saga ‘Tomb Raider’ For example, Crystal Dynamics will depend on it. The next game in the ‘The Witcher’ saga will be in the hands of CD Projekt RED Studios, which will abandon its own REDengine 4 graphics engine in favor of a newer version of the Unreal Engine.