yea for now its just heavily linear games like uncharted where the lack of open world and content enables devs to give us these graphics , but imagine when we have the tech to make massive open world rpg's like witcher 3 with the same amount of graphics , that would be nuts
"The Tempest Engine is effectively the hardware chip inside the PS5 which makes all of this fancy 3D audio technology possible."....this will be a mindblowing Immersive gaming experience..I am super excited..
Dolby already came up with this for xbox and offered to ps5 but i guess they wanted to their own. Good for them actually. Dolbys influencing everyone to have their own 3D engine.
@@karthiksubramanian7425 from what i heard dolby will emulate within the engine - MS called it Sound Raytracing n such, unlike sony's hardware acceleration card for sound specifically - like RT cores for raytracing. Tho thats just what i heard.
And also when he said about ik kinetics when tht girl was stepping on a cliff it's really really impressive for example wat tht means is a game like uncharted 4 when u climb a cliff or wall there are certain spots he has to put his arms or hands becos it's already coded so tht means u can't put Ur hands above not even an inch or centimetres but with ik kinetics updated now the player can put his hands on cliff like u were climbing similar to real life there are no fixed spots or areas where u have to go u can put above or below even u can jump to go where u would believe tht it's scripted but now it's not so thts really hard thing to achieve for a game engine so cheers !! U react to it
As for someone who uses Unreal Engine 4 in Game Development, all I can say is this is the next level in its true form. Earlier artists had to spend too much time on optimizing 3D models/assets for performance gain but now they don't have to worry. It's a relief. xD
i was actually thinking the same cuz of the surroundings...... they look pretty familiar...like hindu temples with dome n the gods statues too..they were so similar to what we have in india...it does gave me a feeling of uncharted lost legacy
Just imagine an open world Star Wars game where we can explore the galaxy and the graphics look like this. How much can they stretch a game with UE5? Someone like Rockstar or CD Projekt could do something amazing.
As a dude working in Indian simulation industry... I must tell you that's a lot of polygons for a single scene XD PS5 must be one powerful machine to handle that stuff
We've now reached the point where games and gameplay are literally as good as their super high quality cinematics.. And there's so much more on the horizon it's insane.
It will definitely take some time after 2021 before games start to have this level of detail - the scanned 3d assets (they used Quixel Megascans for this) take up a *lot* of space on your hard drive, and they will have to be streamed to the GPU far more efficiently than is currently possible on a gaming pc. But the more important aspect of Nanite (the billion-triangles-technology-thingy) is that it just straight out eliminates the need to create LODs for 3d assets. Artists won't need to create low quality versions of their ingame models anymore, and this will free up a lot of resources for game devs. A similar thing is true for Lumen (dynamic GI): No need to bake those pesky lightmaps anymore. This is fantastic.
Yup, they switched from the traditional model of having a master high quality model that they then go through the process of creating multiple LOD state versions of (for various draw distances) and the appropriate normal maps (2D textures imitating the lost detail of the high quality model) for each one. All of that being replaced with models whose detail is always the master model but the amount of pixels dedicated to them is dictated by occlusion, their relative size on screen, etc... This pretty much kills pop-in and increases the level of detail across the board. Furthermore, since it's the master model they can take lighting and shadows better than normal maps. The ground alone looks better than any terrain in any prior generation. Fuck tesselation, my god.
UE5 is a revolutionary breakthrough for games. As a game dev, I can't wait for it. previous game devs and game artists are limited to use less resolution 3d models with limited polygons in the 3d models. To overcome this problem games devs created an alternative method of faking it by baking normal maps on the low poly model. it's a long process to optimize 3d models to make them look like high poly models and baking them for normal maps. This UE5 can handle billions of tris (polygons) in the engine. Which means games dev doesn't need to waste their time in optimizing models and baking. And for GI (Global Illumination) now in UE5, it can do it in real-time without making pre-rendered baked maps which means no headache of twerking and making fake lightmaps. I hope you understand. I am super excited about UE5.
Wouldn't this have a huge performance impact and leading to huge game sizes as well? I'm curious of what kind of optimization done here that makes this viable and possible?
@@Crazy09starkillor technique is simple with less performance impact. UE5 using tech from the VFX industry. previously all 3d models present in camera view were load into the game. but in new, the 3d models were loaded as pixels which means every pixel is one triangle. the far the player goes the smaller the tri-pixels become. just as photos.
@@Crazy09starkillor this is next-gen the size will always increase. but if export to obj file (3d format.) it's so less when compared to ZBrush files and the thing is textures take a lot size then the 3d models sometimes. so it's kind of balance because you get ridding of normals maps, LOD's, (optional height maps, smooth maps baked object lightmaps), and lightmaps. so many maps are gone, all of them will be 2k to 8k maps its a lot of size. ue5 games may increases size from 10% to 45% of our current-gen games. but it also depends upon the type of game. how they use their assets. My point is they said unlimited polygons but game devs always try to optimize the models. previous we optimize models for so many hrs now will optimize the model for 30 mins just to get rid of excess polygons. to make a hole in the 3d model we struggle a lot to make for optimizing the model. now we don't need to worry about it.
its the same tech demo bullshit they tried with ps4 so they can sell there 600$ console good on release day lol dont consider seeing this on a reality ps5
To put it in perspective and relation, this demo is equivalent to Steve Jobs announcing the iPod. If this tech is for real, this is absolutely game changing. This means that games will be created in much much less time than it is now. The fact that game developers don't have to think about triangle count and much optimization is truly a miracle. It's such a dream come true that I kind of almost don't believe it.
@@Orbital_Dew you forget all the titles there are already in production with UE4 engine, cos they can just hold on the particle stuff, and just make high poly assets from now on (for games that should be released late 2021 to 2023) and take all the already done stuff into the UE5 engine, cos they can..
The transition into UE5 won't take as long as you think, Epic has flat out said they're making sure it's as seamless as possible. Of course moving assets, development pipelines, etc... to a new engine is bound to break things and delay shit.
@cool franky CR7 hey, in India we have resolution limited to 480p because of some bandwith issues, And that's a joke so why take it seriously ? Just chill man.
the key is having the game devs use the Unreal 5 engine along with the hardware to achieve this. You are going to see what everyone always does on these new consoles. Games developed for the previous console ported over for the first year or so, then we will get some games utilizing the hardware and software properly. usually next gen is about 12 to 16 months after the next gen hardware hits the market.
Being a 3D artist myself and understand every detail mentioned in this demo of triangles, textures, lights, GI, fluid simulation, physics, LOD's, object interactions...it gives chills that why are achieving so much realism.... Gaming industry is always pushing boundaries....
Yeah and it’s sad that the gaming industry was so much in disbelief that they have seemingly forgotten about this technology and think that games can’t better than rdr2
This demo was supposed to be a playable demo at GDC 2020 ( Game Developers Conference ). But obviously it was cancelled. So, we are gonna see these tech in full games, but not until after a couple of years after this is released.
Well speaking from someone who is a 3d artist and did understand most that technical jargon he was on about I'll tell you from my perspective, the stuff he was talking about is mind-blowingly impressive...well as far as the tech part of it is concerned.
@@CinePals well honestly if the next gen hardware is as powerful as they claim, it's entirely possible granted there will likely be tech trickery involved, but that's not a bad thing at all. But ultimately it will depend on the developer and what tools they employ. Especially if you are talking making a 3rd or 1st person single player game or a 1st or 3rd person multi-player game.
To clarify this technology isn't only for PS5, it's technically compatible with any console other than cheaper ones like the Switch, since their SSD's don't have the write speeds to keep up with it. The idea is that the software dynamically installs and uninstalls assets as they're used. At least for the data size issue at least. Lumen and particle AI system works without those techniques, they're different features of their own. As a virtual artist I can't help but be excited for this.
Hey Jaby, do you think that with Unreal engine 5, consoles have reached PC level? I know that many PC games are made with unreal engine too, but maybe the more powerful PC resources produce more details and clarity and fps? What is your opinion on this.
first so strange to see u without ur beard lols, plus id love to see on this new console the uncharted series, the old force unleashed games they would look so amazing
Epic Games has always pushed the boundaries of what graphics can do, and what games could look like with their Unreal Engines ever since Unreal Engine 1. I completely understand the technical mumbo jumbo that he is talking about and this gets me very excited. I am really hoping that we get a new Uncharted game, or Tomb Raider game, using this Engine, those two games would look AMAZING!! using this Engine.
I loved the demo....Made me think, this is what Tomb Raider would look like on PS5....pretty cool...I would be down with a game by itself with this character and what she is doing...
I'm adopting early because i'm sick of loading screens. SSD's are a dream come true for many and the one Sony has put in their machine is going to be amazing
Yes, it is possible to create photorealistic environment in unreal engine. Many studio's use virtual environment from unreal engine from the likes of Star wars Mandalorian, Game of thrones and many more. Many are switching to unreal engine due to it sheer power to handle high graphic without beating up your computer, that goes even for the present version. But yes, they have taken it a 10 steps further this time.I work with unreal engine myself. It's a great tool and stands tall on everything it promises.
Basically a game asset normally would be around 12-15k triangles without loosing too much performance. You ever hear of "low-poly" games? Sea of Thieves would be a good example of low-poly. Very "blocky" but can still make a good game. However if you want great details you have to make LoDs. Which stand for Level of Detail. When you are far away it has very low details because you don't need to see them so the engine won't waste power to show details that you can't even see. So you have to make different levels of Detail for each of your game models. This allows you to have 1 million polys and no loss of detail. If you look at any open world game you understand that some stuff doesn't spawn in until you get closer. This is to save performance and frame rate. Also most details when you do get close are done with tricks of lighting like normal maps and other things like displacement which just changes the geometry of the object without effecting the poly counts. If I could sculpt something with high detail and am not restricted by poly counts, you bet you ass that I'm making some premium objects for my games. This is just a very basic overview of what is happening technically. I could also go into lighting but basically you have to change the position of the light and "bake" it so it can tell where the shadows are in reference to the light source. Here you can just input a light source and it does the work for you in real-time so you don't have to mess with different lighting positions. A game like Horizon Zero Dawn achieves some of these feats by only rendering the objects that are in front of you and just outside of you periferrals. As you turn around it renders in objects. Also the AI is tethered to specific locations so that if you get far enough away they won't chase you. This is so you don't have a hoard of AI screwing with performance as they chase you through the entire map because every one of the robots has a huge poly count.
As a 3d aminator I do understand everything he's talking about. but I never thought I would see a game hardware guy demonstrating this. I don't give a care about consoles... but the tech is neat.
I'm still going to wait. This was an amazing Tech Demo, but this is a demo of Unreal Engine 5, which is an engine that's also going to be available for Xbox Series X and PC. I'd wait for actual games running on each system before jumping in completely.
This isnt a false promise. The xbox one and ps4 both were still running very low end specs. even the xbox one x and the ps4 pro had a very, very outdated cpu and still both were running HDDs and not SSDs. The specs in these new consoles are midrange to mid high range PC level specs. Something like this demo would most likely remain at 60fps but that all just depends on how they/the developers decide to make their game. The best thing could be is they give free reign to us for graphical settings and dont constrain FPS values to 60 on games like this demo, even at 4k. I dont think the actual games will look as good as this demo, because it's a demo, but i wouldnt expect to see that many games at launch to be using UE5. I would expect most developers would stick with UE4 for at least a year, with the exception of newer games that arent already a part of a big franchise. But i will say just make sure your TV has HDMI 2.1 and that it obviously can do 120hz natively. Because you wont wanna miss out on the games that will allow 120fps.
Imagine TLOUpart2, Cyberpunk, Half-life 3, and other games like this or imagine VR version of PS5 interacting like HL:Alyx or next Legend of Zelda... so many contents look like this blew my mind
In 2019 when I saw the Cyberpunk 2077 trailer I thought games would be indistinguishable from reality in 10 years. Now I think it'll be indistinguishable in 5 years.
About the comment on wanting to buy a PS5 asap, it sounds like you (read: most consumers) should wait. Sony hasn't said much, but MS has already been talking about limiting quantities of consoles at launch. Phil Spencer (Xbox head) also stated earlier this month that game production most likely will be delayed due to... current world events, and that Halo Infinite is the only game committed to launching with the console. The PS5 may be in the same boat. We'll have to see closer to launch, but the start of this generation may be rocky (and rendered beautifully in Unreal Engine).
The 3d sound really makes it more inersive too... I think I will get 5.1 system again since it seems sounds will ginally cath up with rest of the tech.
Uncharted series if upgraded and played in PS5 will be the next graphical interface level!..this is so amazing.. can't imagine the hardwork behind the computer that those people did!..MAN..this is something for next generation!!❤️❤️😲😳
The thing is that most of Sony's exclusives have their own engine and don't use Unreal 5's engine the only two that come to mind are Final Fantasy 7 remake and Days Gone
@@dallasgrimm1460 Go look at the list of UE4 games this generation. Cancel any meetings or plans you have, because that list is long as fuck. First party engines will be doing similar absurd things, don't worry about their visuals. Remember Horizon looks ridiculous compared to most UE4 games, and that's getting a successor.
Hey Jaby, can you do a video tour of your home, all the game consoles you own, and the greatest games you own, the cute toys, badass toys, all toys... (I meant action-figures). The favorite things you own, and many more if possible. Thanks and Regards, A Quarantine warrior sheep.
This dead ass looks like a movies holy 💩 🤯 I really hope the game acc stays like this and doesn’t get down graded or anything. Is it me or does the graphics and the detail look real like more realistic than the real world it self or am I bugging cause this really is next level 😨
You should be aware that not all games are gonna look like that, especially at the start. But it's a valid look for games about a year or two into the PS5 generation.
Aside from the it just looks so much better stuff, if what they are saying is/will be true this will massively cut down on the time artists need to make and introduce assets into the game, which will either cut down a ton of development time or make games have more content. It is such a huge deal.
Jaby just used the de-aging technology on himself.
His cgi mouth looks weird
Yes it's called a shaving blade
The video looks like its 5 years in the future and jaby shaved looks like he's 5 from the past
While Shaving Jaby goes from Anthony to Nick Jonas to Bruce Lee
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@@zamanzia574 ja na love day 😊🙏
@@raviahuja9287 XD
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waiting for a time when every game is like this......
I know, right?
yea for now its just heavily linear games like uncharted where the lack of open world and content enables devs to give us these graphics , but imagine when we have the tech to make massive open world rpg's like witcher 3 with the same amount of graphics , that would be nuts
Probably when the ps7 comes out
@@demolutiongamer371 i mean it doesnt have to be on a console im fine it with being on anything like pc , the more people can play it the better
@@pnutdraws think about God of war 5, ✌️✌️✌️
As a Game Artist who uses Unreal basically everyday, I am excited for this. The power mentioned, its insane and godly
"The Tempest Engine is effectively the hardware chip inside the PS5 which makes all of this fancy 3D audio technology possible."....this will be a mindblowing Immersive gaming experience..I am super excited..
Dolby already came up with this for xbox and offered to ps5 but i guess they wanted to their own. Good for them actually. Dolbys influencing everyone to have their own 3D engine.
@@karthiksubramanian7425 yeah
@@karthiksubramanian7425 from what i heard dolby will emulate within the engine - MS called it Sound Raytracing n such, unlike sony's hardware acceleration card for sound specifically - like RT cores for raytracing. Tho thats just what i heard.
Sony 2 months before : Sound
Sony 2 months after : Triangle 🔺
You know sh&%$ hits the fan when Jaby is reacting to Unreal and is practically speechless.
And also when he said about ik kinetics when tht girl was stepping on a cliff it's really really impressive for example wat tht means is a game like uncharted 4 when u climb a cliff or wall there are certain spots he has to put his arms or hands becos it's already coded so tht means u can't put Ur hands above not even an inch or centimetres but with ik kinetics updated now the player can put his hands on cliff like u were climbing similar to real life there are no fixed spots or areas where u have to go u can put above or below even u can jump to go where u would believe tht it's scripted but now it's not so thts really hard thing to achieve for a game engine so cheers !! U react to it
As for someone who uses Unreal Engine 4 in Game Development, all I can say is this is the next level in its true form. Earlier artists had to spend too much time on optimizing 3D models/assets for performance gain but now they don't have to worry. It's a relief. xD
Yup, laymen don't understand just how absurd this is. It's beyond more than just the gorgeous visuals.
Yes as a ue4 user I am more excited for dynamic gi since ue4 never had a proper solution for it for years
As someone who uses Unreal Engine 4 daily, I’m super excited for this.
Oh yeah? What do you do bro?
GETJaby Make games, mostly small games currently but this is gonna reduce the time taken to do this by a lot. So hopefully I can make bigger games 😄
@@Extrone bhai me bhi use krta hu ue4
Imagine how the new God of a War will be in PS5 😱
Oh man cant wait. Think we may have to wait a bit . Horizon 2 though oh man
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i feel like its better to wait until the ps5 pro comes out it feels like a waste of money having to upgrade to ps5 pro after ps5
yeah RDR2 TLOU are so far my faves games....boi
Honorable mentions: HZD, Spiderman ps4, Uncharted,etc. TOO many excluisives to mention
@@_Chad_ThunderCock spiderman and mgs 5 are my favourite ps4 games so far. the last of us and gta 5 was good too but they are originally ps3 games
This was like.
Uncharted raider cause:- zero dawn
Ha! I was thinking Uncharted a bit, but Tomb Raider came first.
Cool exactly 👍
Prince of Persia
i was actually thinking the same cuz of the surroundings...... they look pretty familiar...like hindu temples with dome n the gods statues too..they were so similar to what we have in india...it does gave me a feeling of uncharted lost legacy
Now game developers will just have to implement this properly.
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Really that temple looked like one of the temples in India. Really similar architecture.
Was going to bed and saw this pop up. Ok once more into next gen greatness before I fade away into oblivion.
Basically what they’re saying about Triangles is that they’re polygons that makes games look amazing and have a realistic affect on the game.
Just imagine an open world Star Wars game where we can explore the galaxy and the graphics look like this. How much can they stretch a game with UE5? Someone like Rockstar or CD Projekt could do something amazing.
Unfortunately, its EA and Didney
NVM, CDPR doesn't even know how to properly utilize their own engine. I doubt they could achieve this level of fidelity with UE5
As a dude working in Indian simulation industry... I must tell you that's a lot of polygons for a single scene XD PS5 must be one powerful machine to handle that stuff
Jaby Koay is triangles himself...
We've now reached the point where games and gameplay are literally as good as their super high quality cinematics..
And there's so much more on the horizon it's insane.
8:14 YOU’RE BREATHTAKING !
Jaby shaved his beard, the Bruce Lee look!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
It will definitely take some time after 2021 before games start to have this level of detail - the scanned 3d assets (they used Quixel Megascans for this) take up a *lot* of space on your hard drive, and they will have to be streamed to the GPU far more efficiently than is currently possible on a gaming pc.
But the more important aspect of Nanite (the billion-triangles-technology-thingy) is that it just straight out eliminates the need to create LODs for 3d assets. Artists won't need to create low quality versions of their ingame models anymore, and this will free up a lot of resources for game devs. A similar thing is true for Lumen (dynamic GI): No need to bake those pesky lightmaps anymore.
This is fantastic.
Woow Graphics Animation perfect cool
It's amazing tbh great reaction !!
Thanks!
Watching this for the first time with you Jaby and God Damn I'm impressed graphics wise!!!
Dude, watch the original in full quality. It's bananas.
"Get the fuck out of here." Indeed Jaby! This is going to look insane when big companies like Naughty Dog, Rockstar, and others get a hold of it.
I studied 3D animation and to render the first frames of this would take forever (from hours to days). The level of detail is astounding.
Yup, they switched from the traditional model of having a master high quality model that they then go through the process of creating multiple LOD state versions of (for various draw distances) and the appropriate normal maps (2D textures imitating the lost detail of the high quality model) for each one. All of that being replaced with models whose detail is always the master model but the amount of pixels dedicated to them is dictated by occlusion, their relative size on screen, etc... This pretty much kills pop-in and increases the level of detail across the board. Furthermore, since it's the master model they can take lighting and shadows better than normal maps.
The ground alone looks better than any terrain in any prior generation. Fuck tesselation, my god.
Honestly speaking, Jaby looks like he's 24 (my age)... By the way both looks suit you brother... 😄😄🤗🤗
UE5 is a revolutionary breakthrough for games. As a game dev, I can't wait for it.
previous game devs and game artists are limited to use less resolution 3d models with limited polygons in the 3d models. To overcome this problem games devs created an alternative method of faking it by baking normal maps on the low poly model. it's a long process to optimize 3d models to make them look like high poly models and baking them for normal maps. This UE5 can handle billions of tris (polygons) in the engine. Which means games dev doesn't need to waste their time in optimizing models and baking. And for GI (Global Illumination) now in UE5, it can do it in real-time without making pre-rendered baked maps which means no headache of twerking and making fake lightmaps.
I hope you understand.
I am super excited about UE5.
Wouldn't this have a huge performance impact and leading to huge game sizes as well?
I'm curious of what kind of optimization done here that makes this viable and possible?
@@Crazy09starkillor technique is simple with less performance impact. UE5 using tech from the VFX industry. previously all 3d models present in camera view were load into the game. but in new, the 3d models were loaded as pixels which means every pixel is one triangle. the far the player goes the smaller the tri-pixels become. just as photos.
@@AithaChannel you're talking about occlusion right? What about game sizes? All the direct zbrush imports must take up significantly more space right?
@@Crazy09starkillor this is next-gen the size will always increase. but if export to obj file (3d format.) it's so less when compared to ZBrush files and the thing is textures take a lot size then the 3d models sometimes. so it's kind of balance because you get ridding of normals maps, LOD's, (optional height maps, smooth maps baked object lightmaps), and lightmaps. so many maps are gone, all of them will be 2k to 8k maps its a lot of size. ue5 games may increases size from 10% to 45% of our current-gen games. but it also depends upon the type of game. how they use their assets. My point is they said unlimited polygons but game devs always try to optimize the models. previous we optimize models for so many hrs now will optimize the model for 30 mins just to get rid of excess polygons. to make a hole in the 3d model we struggle a lot to make for optimizing the model. now we don't need to worry about it.
@@AithaChannel ah i understand now, thank you!
Nobody does lighting effects like PlayStation, this game has me sold!
1. This isnt a actual game 2. Playstqtion didnt do anything here except pay them to say only PS 3. Its unreal engine that does the lighting
its the same tech demo bullshit they tried with ps4 so they can sell there 600$ console good on release day lol dont consider seeing this on a reality ps5
@@shishiroONE wait. Tech demo of the ps4 even looks worse than the actual graphics games had on ps4.
To put it in perspective and relation, this demo is equivalent to Steve Jobs announcing the iPod. If this tech is for real, this is absolutely game changing. This means that games will be created in much much less time than it is now. The fact that game developers don't have to think about triangle count and much optimization is truly a miracle. It's such a dream come true that I kind of almost don't believe it.
Worth noting that UE5 comes out in 2021 so don’t expect launch title games this December to look this good
Fair point.
or games in the next 4-5 years
@@Orbital_Dew you forget all the titles there are already in production with UE4 engine, cos they can just hold on the particle stuff, and just make high poly assets from now on (for games that should be released late 2021 to 2023) and take all the already done stuff into the UE5 engine, cos they can..
The transition into UE5 won't take as long as you think, Epic has flat out said they're making sure it's as seamless as possible. Of course moving assets, development pipelines, etc... to a new engine is bound to break things and delay shit.
Them: we used billions of pixels in each frame
Me: watching this video in 480p🙄😐
Yeah cause YOUfuckingTUBE has limited it
@cool franky CR7 hey, in India we have resolution limited to 480p because of some bandwith issues,
And that's a joke so why take it seriously ?
Just chill man.
@cool franky CR7 how you doin fool🙂
Watch it on television y’all🤷🏻♂️
@cool franky CR7 that was three weeks ago and it makes sense for you now ? xD I mean how ?
imagine playing horizon zero dawn with this graphics!
:O
drowning in my own drool right now......
Agreed Jaby, that was so breathtakingly beautiful and life-like. Just imagine playing AC Valhalla on PS5!
8:13 you are breathtaking. U all are breathtaking. - keanu Reeves.
the key is having the game devs use the Unreal 5 engine along with the hardware to achieve this. You are going to see what everyone always does on these new consoles. Games developed for the previous console ported over for the first year or so, then we will get some games utilizing the hardware and software properly. usually next gen is about 12 to 16 months after the next gen hardware hits the market.
By watching the video jaby is like.....😲😲😲
Being a 3D artist myself and understand every detail mentioned in this demo of triangles, textures, lights, GI, fluid simulation, physics, LOD's, object interactions...it gives chills that why are achieving so much realism.... Gaming industry is always pushing boundaries....
Yeah and it’s sad that the gaming industry was so much in disbelief that they have seemingly forgotten about this technology and think that games can’t better than rdr2
This demo was supposed to be a playable demo at GDC 2020 ( Game Developers Conference ). But obviously it was cancelled.
So, we are gonna see these tech in full games, but not until after a couple of years after this is released.
Yeah, Epic's UE4 realtime demo was thoroughly crushed by real games a year or two after its release. In time this will look just as old and dusty.
Well speaking from someone who is a 3d artist and did understand most that technical jargon he was on about I'll tell you from my perspective, the stuff he was talking about is mind-blowingly impressive...well as far as the tech part of it is concerned.
How realistic is it that our games will actually look like this when it's in our hands?
@@CinePals well honestly if the next gen hardware is as powerful as they claim, it's entirely possible granted there will likely be tech trickery involved, but that's not a bad thing at all. But ultimately it will depend on the developer and what tools they employ. Especially if you are talking making a 3rd or 1st person single player game or a 1st or 3rd person multi-player game.
To clarify this technology isn't only for PS5, it's technically compatible with any console other than cheaper ones like the Switch, since their SSD's don't have the write speeds to keep up with it. The idea is that the software dynamically installs and uninstalls assets as they're used. At least for the data size issue at least. Lumen and particle AI system works without those techniques, they're different features of their own. As a virtual artist I can't help but be excited for this.
triangles and illumination Jaby!
Can't wait for you to react to Ghost of Tsushima gameplay coming today
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“Getthefuckouttahere” ...I felt that lol
I think we can see this level of graphics in First-party games for Xbox and PS5, and I also believe Hellblade 2 is actually running on this engine.
Hey Jaby, do you think that with Unreal engine 5, consoles have reached PC level? I know that many PC games are made with unreal engine too, but maybe the more powerful PC resources produce more details and clarity and fps? What is your opinion on this.
first so strange to see u without ur beard lols, plus id love to see on this new console the uncharted series, the old force unleashed games they would look so amazing
6:55 Jabys expressions 😄so natural
Epic Games has always pushed the boundaries of what graphics can do, and what games could look like with their Unreal Engines ever since Unreal Engine 1. I completely understand the technical mumbo jumbo that he is talking about and this gets me very excited. I am really hoping that we get a new Uncharted game, or Tomb Raider game, using this Engine, those two games would look AMAZING!! using this Engine.
You're Breathtaking!
I don't think I've said this to another man since i was back in my Prince listening/teen days.
Like the hair style bro.
I loved the demo....Made me think, this is what Tomb Raider would look like on PS5....pretty cool...I would be down with a game by itself with this character and what she is doing...
I'm adopting early because i'm sick of loading screens. SSD's are a dream come true for many and the one Sony has put in their machine is going to be amazing
Being a CG artist this is going to be heaven for me😋😋🤣🤣 Now its time to buy a Workstation
I can't wait to see what games look like at the end of its life. The last two years of a console generation usually brings out the best looking games.
Yes, it is possible to create photorealistic environment in unreal engine. Many studio's use virtual environment from unreal engine from the likes of Star wars Mandalorian, Game of thrones and many more. Many are switching to unreal engine due to it sheer power to handle high graphic without beating up your computer, that goes even for the present version. But yes, they have taken it a 10 steps further this time.I work with unreal engine myself. It's a great tool and stands tall on everything it promises.
Omg, i love you Jack chan.
We need every game in the world made like this awesome totally awesome 👍 loved this
8:30 True that , totally agreed. same was the case with me when ps4 was introduced to me now this is a major upgrade or atleast seems promising.
Jaby looks so much younger and nicer without beard and mustache.
Should listen to this with Headphones.
I know it was just a tech demo but man this game looked really fun hope it was a real game that they would make
Basically a game asset normally would be around 12-15k triangles without loosing too much performance.
You ever hear of "low-poly" games? Sea of Thieves would be a good example of low-poly. Very "blocky" but can still make a good game.
However if you want great details you have to make LoDs. Which stand for Level of Detail. When you are far away it has very low details because you don't need to see them so the engine won't waste power to show details that you can't even see. So you have to make different levels of Detail for each of your game models.
This allows you to have 1 million polys and no loss of detail. If you look at any open world game you understand that some stuff doesn't spawn in until you get closer. This is to save performance and frame rate.
Also most details when you do get close are done with tricks of lighting like normal maps and other things like displacement which just changes the geometry of the object without effecting the poly counts.
If I could sculpt something with high detail and am not restricted by poly counts, you bet you ass that I'm making some premium objects for my games. This is just a very basic overview of what is happening technically. I could also go into lighting but basically you have to change the position of the light and "bake" it so it can tell where the shadows are in reference to the light source. Here you can just input a light source and it does the work for you in real-time so you don't have to mess with different lighting positions.
A game like Horizon Zero Dawn achieves some of these feats by only rendering the objects that are in front of you and just outside of you periferrals. As you turn around it renders in objects. Also the AI is tethered to specific locations so that if you get far enough away they won't chase you. This is so you don't have a hoard of AI screwing with performance as they chase you through the entire map because every one of the robots has a huge poly count.
I can literally feel whats going on jaby's little head right now🤯🤯
As a 3d aminator I do understand everything he's talking about. but I never thought I would see a game hardware guy demonstrating this. I don't give a care about consoles... but the tech is neat.
I'm still going to wait. This was an amazing Tech Demo, but this is a demo of Unreal Engine 5, which is an engine that's also going to be available for Xbox Series X and PC. I'd wait for actual games running on each system before jumping in completely.
I hear you. Totally understandable.
Give me a good story/characters/ Gameplay and I'm sold. I never really cared much for graphics, but that did look really good.
This isnt a false promise. The xbox one and ps4 both were still running very low end specs. even the xbox one x and the ps4 pro had a very, very outdated cpu and still both were running HDDs and not SSDs. The specs in these new consoles are midrange to mid high range PC level specs. Something like this demo would most likely remain at 60fps but that all just depends on how they/the developers decide to make their game. The best thing could be is they give free reign to us for graphical settings and dont constrain FPS values to 60 on games like this demo, even at 4k. I dont think the actual games will look as good as this demo, because it's a demo, but i wouldnt expect to see that many games at launch to be using UE5. I would expect most developers would stick with UE4 for at least a year, with the exception of newer games that arent already a part of a big franchise. But i will say just make sure your TV has HDMI 2.1 and that it obviously can do 120hz natively. Because you wont wanna miss out on the games that will allow 120fps.
Modern Warfare baby in PS5!
Wow! Imagine the next Tomb Raider game on PS5! 😱
And just 7 years ago people were awestrucken by seeing gta 5.
And now here we are
exactly ..now they're criticizing like EXPERTS ..truely forgot who they were !!! 😂 no offense ! 👍
Imagine PS5 generation coming to an end when the developers will fully explore and push the limits of this console, what those games will look like.
Imagine TLOUpart2, Cyberpunk, Half-life 3, and other games like this or imagine VR version of PS5 interacting like HL:Alyx or next Legend of Zelda... so many contents look like this blew my mind
Soon the world's gonna be just like Ready player one
I can't wait to see UE5 games on the SX along with MS slipstream engine.
4:45 looks at it like it's witchcraft. LOL Best reaction.
6:40 We went from Sega CD to this....goodness!!
In 2019 when I saw the Cyberpunk 2077 trailer I thought games would be indistinguishable from reality in 10 years. Now I think it'll be indistinguishable in 5 years.
About the comment on wanting to buy a PS5 asap, it sounds like you (read: most consumers) should wait. Sony hasn't said much, but MS has already been talking about limiting quantities of consoles at launch. Phil Spencer (Xbox head) also stated earlier this month that game production most likely will be delayed due to... current world events, and that Halo Infinite is the only game committed to launching with the console. The PS5 may be in the same boat. We'll have to see closer to launch, but the start of this generation may be rocky (and rendered beautifully in Unreal Engine).
If they do graphical updates to the previous Halo games, I wouldn't mind getting an Xbox at launch to go through the entire series.
Damn looks like de-aged like ten years 'Jaby ☺ . Oh my god these graphics are insanely mind blowing 😲😍
Just imagine what the PS6 will look like
Next gen!
YEP.
Apparently this was supposed to be actually playable at GDC, so yeah it's real.
*Apparently*
Yeah its a demo
I want a superman game after watching this
Just imagine when you play this VR..... UN.... FREAKING... BELIEVABLE....
I cant wait for Naughty Dog and Santa Monica Studios to get their hands on the PS5
The 3d sound really makes it more inersive too... I think I will get 5.1 system again since it seems sounds will ginally cath up with rest of the tech.
Uncharted series if upgraded and played in PS5 will be the next graphical interface level!..this is so amazing.. can't imagine the hardwork behind the computer that those people did!..MAN..this is something for next generation!!❤️❤️😲😳
Imagine if the spiderman ps4 or death stranding or tomb raider is like this. Damn
The thing is that most of Sony's exclusives have their own engine and don't use Unreal 5's engine the only two that come to mind are Final Fantasy 7 remake and Days Gone
@@dallasgrimm1460 Go look at the list of UE4 games this generation. Cancel any meetings or plans you have, because that list is long as fuck. First party engines will be doing similar absurd things, don't worry about their visuals. Remember Horizon looks ridiculous compared to most UE4 games, and that's getting a successor.
Hey Jaby, can you do a video tour of your home, all the game consoles you own, and the greatest games you own, the cute toys, badass toys, all toys... (I meant action-figures). The favorite things you own, and many more if possible.
Thanks and Regards,
A Quarantine warrior sheep.
Maybe. haha. I'm considering it.
I agree- its a way bigger jump in tech than ps3 to ps4
This dead ass looks like a movies holy 💩 🤯 I really hope the game acc stays like this and doesn’t get down graded or anything. Is it me or does the graphics and the detail look real like more realistic than the real world it self or am I bugging cause this really is next level 😨
This demo is unreal :P
You should be aware that not all games are gonna look like that, especially at the start. But it's a valid look for games about a year or two into the PS5 generation.
Aside from the it just looks so much better stuff, if what they are saying is/will be true this will massively cut down on the time artists need to make and introduce assets into the game, which will either cut down a ton of development time or make games have more content. It is such a huge deal.
Imagine God of War 5 and PS5 Together
*laughs in rtx*