World Premiere Trailer Blows Up The Internet! (Ultra Realistic Police FPS, UNRECORD)
- last year
Every time this guy releases a major update, he blows up the internet.
You had to have seen it by now.
This untitled FPS finally got a name, a new video, and a way for you to participate.
We finally have a name and details about what this trailblazer is going to do with his 10+ million viewed, Unreal Engine 5 mockup.
https://twitter.com/esankiy/status/1580225720361832448
Alexandre Spindler (@dramagamestudio) is planning to release Unrecord — a tactical police officer single-player first-person shooter. And its debut video is bringing out all the usual types.
https://twitter.com/esankiy/status/1648717946477314048
The mindblowing trailer has people thanking god for a true next-gen experience. And we all know the FPS community desperately needs those.
The AAA scene can't seem to do anything right and the community is waiting on titles like Deadrop and Transience, along with Nadeshot's and Shroud's upcoming releases.
But it looks like the Indies are here to save the day — again. And as always, indie games prove the adage, "Less is more," truer and truer every day.
Big budgets, A-list acting, and trillions of polygons don't automatically translate to better technical or emotional experiences for the player.
Unrecord's textures don't look ultra 4K. If you watch the video enough times in HD, the game starts to lose its magic. You can pick out the texture and geometry flaws. You can see it's a game.
And yet it's leaps and bounds more impressive than current market standards.
Alexandre manages to use lighting, field of view, and most importantly, animation, to stun us. Not only do the hand model and guns animate realistically, but so does the camera. That's what sells the dream.
It's not all praise, though.
The debut trailer for Unrecord has the haters coming out, as usual.
It has people calling BS — and you can't blame them. We've all been fooled by CGI masquerading as real-time gameplay. R.I.P. E3.
But to put the naysayers to rest, Alexandre the developer released another video proving that the original trailer was in fact, completely genuine.
https://twitter.com/ModernWarzone/status/1649106535203602446
The unbelievable trailer also has people seething about its pro-cop theme.
As far as I'm concerned, if that's what Alexandre wants, we should all be on board. We should be supporting the release of an indie game that's truly pushing the boundaries in graphical fidelity.
I can't wait to see what developers with more creative powers do with the solutions Alexandre comes up with.
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You had to have seen it by now.
This untitled FPS finally got a name, a new video, and a way for you to participate.
We finally have a name and details about what this trailblazer is going to do with his 10+ million viewed, Unreal Engine 5 mockup.
https://twitter.com/esankiy/status/1580225720361832448
Alexandre Spindler (@dramagamestudio) is planning to release Unrecord — a tactical police officer single-player first-person shooter. And its debut video is bringing out all the usual types.
https://twitter.com/esankiy/status/1648717946477314048
The mindblowing trailer has people thanking god for a true next-gen experience. And we all know the FPS community desperately needs those.
The AAA scene can't seem to do anything right and the community is waiting on titles like Deadrop and Transience, along with Nadeshot's and Shroud's upcoming releases.
But it looks like the Indies are here to save the day — again. And as always, indie games prove the adage, "Less is more," truer and truer every day.
Big budgets, A-list acting, and trillions of polygons don't automatically translate to better technical or emotional experiences for the player.
Unrecord's textures don't look ultra 4K. If you watch the video enough times in HD, the game starts to lose its magic. You can pick out the texture and geometry flaws. You can see it's a game.
And yet it's leaps and bounds more impressive than current market standards.
Alexandre manages to use lighting, field of view, and most importantly, animation, to stun us. Not only do the hand model and guns animate realistically, but so does the camera. That's what sells the dream.
It's not all praise, though.
The debut trailer for Unrecord has the haters coming out, as usual.
It has people calling BS — and you can't blame them. We've all been fooled by CGI masquerading as real-time gameplay. R.I.P. E3.
But to put the naysayers to rest, Alexandre the developer released another video proving that the original trailer was in fact, completely genuine.
https://twitter.com/ModernWarzone/status/1649106535203602446
The unbelievable trailer also has people seething about its pro-cop theme.
As far as I'm concerned, if that's what Alexandre wants, we should all be on board. We should be supporting the release of an indie game that's truly pushing the boundaries in graphical fidelity.
I can't wait to see what developers with more creative powers do with the solutions Alexandre comes up with.
#gameplay #gaming #fps #fpsgames #newgameplay #gamer #firstpersonshooter #gamingvideos #gamingcommunity #videogames #gamingclips #gameplayshorts #gamingshorts #gamershorts #gamingchannel #unrecord #unrecordgameplay #steam #steamgame #steamgames #steamgaming #steamgameplay #realisticgames #realisticgameplay #gamedevelopment #gamedev #reallifegaming #reallifegrap