🤣 Why are yall against Ubisoft, just enjoy the games that devs make, if you don't like something doesn't mean it is bad; maybe its not your taste and preference💀 But I agree to your point regardless 🤣🤣🤣
@@BravoPhantom If you don't tell them why, they will bullshit themselves by coming up with excuses like how the market is saturated or how the game was just too ahead of its time.
Revelation 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless. Revelation 22:12-14 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
Hoping you can make a quick tutorial on how to do this. I know this one is a bit tricky, so I don't mind waiting a couple of hours. Love your tutorials!
That’s because it’s a concept driven almost purely by the artists’ vision, not an actual video game where multitudes of people are involved in the process of making it.
They showed Mouth on tech demo of previous versions (ex. that lady talking while playing chess) Maybe it was to reduce complexity of rig. Maybe for the heavy environment. Specially in the running scene which environment was ultra heavy they go as far as putting mask on whole head which remove hair rendering complexity and eye rigs. Which means whole head is just 1 rig and not 30 rig
Hair physics look good, lighting looks good, distance LOD looks great. But something is a bit off with the animations or something, I can't quite put my finger on it.
My thoughts exactly, the animation, although great, could have been better! Don't think LOD's were used much, I don't think? And if there were alot of use for LOD'S, then why not make this in Unreal Engine where LOD's are not really necessary with Nanite.
Watched again, and this guy is right. The animation is definitely off here.. I assume (since this is Unity) that there is some hidden licensing fee I have to pay per frame in order to fix it?
As always it's the music score that elevates this from a simple technical demonstration of the engines capabilities into a thoughtful crescendo of animation, texturing and 3d modeling. The light and volumetrics lend to a feeling of space or depth.
@damsen978 yoooo i coudlnt figure out whats buggin me about the music while its great. But you explained it perfectly. This is the same wannabe epic instrumental that they aaaall use 😂
And yet fails to deliver an actual playable demo. Face it, Unity's team have no idea how to make an actual game so they only make cinematic demos with an on-rails camera
@@Kolyasisan Not saying anyone did but just me being frustrated that Unity needs to start upping their demo game so to speak, they need to revive 'Gigaya' and not give up halfway this time!
Never forget, every Unity demo we've seen has a ton of custom tools. For example, in "The Book of the Dead" they had all these custom tools, even some obscure AO tech for trees that didn’t work when I downloaded it. I remember complaining about it on their forums. Unlike Unreal, Unity’s never really “what you see is what you get”. Don’t get me wrong, I liked the short film, but Unity has always been like that, kind of "faking" the real capabilities of the engine. From an investor’s point of view, though, I guess it's good marketing.
I totally agree. Unity is using a highly specialized team to create their demo. They create a lot of custom tools that is not avaialbles to us mortals. The demo may look great, I am not impressed at all. They did not have any facial features, sure you see eyes of the actors but still. I am still betting on Unreal
@@mhnoni They do give you the files most of the time but they usually are broken and do not work when the everyday user gets their hands on them. When the everyday user gets their hands on UE stuff you usually see it again but unity stuff you never see it used by its users. Maybe if they made some of these custom tools a part of the engine cinematic like Unreal does then it help.
Unity is pushing URP. Despite this, HDRP demos are misunderstood. I would like to see URP and HDRP integrated. It will even out the requirements of each DCC tool and game engine since Epic will integrate it into Fab and Unity will be able to use it.
The term "photo realism" has been used for years, but for anyone not aware this is rendered, this is the most realistic render I've seen to date. Stunning. I can't find a single frame for improvement.
@@alanlindsay8310 the most important part is it’s rendered in real time so I can literally fly the camera anywhere I want and the shot holds up vs frame by frame linear rendered.
The fur, the hair, and the grass. The lighting, the different moods, the cloth simulation, the camera movement… basically everything about this short is well done 🔥 The last place at the end reminded me of The Blacksmith setting. I am really glad that Unity is still focusing on the cinematic stuff, I have been playing in that area a lot for personal projects, clients, and even some tutorials on my channel. And made a tool on the asset store to help with placing characters in the timeline with a click, and recently a full Unity Filmmaking 101 course. If you’re still reading, all the best with your journey 🙏🏼
Everything and performence wise it looks really good but graphically i dont think it looks impressive, it looks like a game from 2016 except those *might* use prerendered cutscenes this is Realtime
Environment geometry and lighting has come a loong way. I also really like hair and grass physics and quality, volumetric fog could be a bit better. Very excited for the future of Unity :D
Well, real time might be a bit of a stretch. These kinds of demos used to be downloadable so you could try to run them yourself. Since Unity don't allow that I am always skeptical of their claims of real time. If I can not see it, I do not trust it. Still very impressive and I do hope Unity keeps evolving.
Very impressive, any features which can push us towards higher quality, higher performance realtime rendering is always a huge win. Edited because I realized it is realtime, more impressive at that
Really impressive display from the Unity team and devs behind this showcase. A great way to redeem and bring people back to the platform. Excellent visuals and really looking forward to where this is going!
very excited to download the project and see how it runs! Performance is king. I tried the old hair system but couldn't figure out how to shade it properly, so hopefully they've taken the time to provide more documentation.
Honestly if you take the polygon count down a notch, these visuals aren't really too out of reach to implement in a game in the near future. All the artistry in the demo is just absolutely amazing, getting the most out of the tech.
Beautiful, as always. I was watching this while using my headphones and I got lost in music as it was building and adding more instruments. Great composition!
Dear unity's team.....you have came a long way this year. This is the type of redemption I like to see. And I'm sure many others appreciate. Good job. You are slowly making my choice for unity that much worth while. Respect ++
This demo is so god damn good. There was one spot that was a little funky( at 3:28, the trees in the background can be seen switching LOD levels, causing abrupt visual changes to some of the trees) , and im sure there are more if someone were to be really picky about it but as something to just visually take in, this is an amazing demo.
It's always a pleasure to look at a great cinematic. However, it says a little regarding what is achievable in actual gameplay. I would rather see some unity internal team making polished game prototype trying to push graphics quality within this borders.
Stunning,,, 💕You guys keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible. The level of detail, the lighting, the atmosphere... it's like stepping into another world. 🌎✨Keep going, Unity! We're all here, eagerly awaiting the next visual feast. 🤩
Wow really nice demo! No more run-time fee and now this :) These are the kind of things unity needs to do, and keep doing. Well done guys! Can't wait to see what you make next!
Looks incredible. Unity is making one good decision after another. First the "The Runtime Fee is canceled" and now this incredible show of UNITY 3D's capability in graphics is truly mesmerizing! Keep up the good work.
@@Sletchman So essentially getting to these graphics levels in your triple A titles is then behind by about 5 to 10 years as the median graphics capabilities of the consumers becomes more high-end. Within 10 years at the most, I presume most people will have video cards as powerful as the 4090 is today, and many will have much better. So we can expect to see visuals as nice as this fairly typically by the mid 2030s. However there's always games that push the graphics sooner, sometimes targeting those top tier 1% of gamers. Like the Crimson Desert one that's coming out. The in-game trailers for it start to approach graphics like this. It's simply going to be a stunning game and I expect to get the full visuals as the trailer depict, you will need either 2 or 3 4090s in SLI mode or the top tier 5000 series when they are out. I'm excited for the realism in games coming in the next 10 years. I will admit I'm lucky to be one of the few to afford the latest top end video cards every couple of years and I know not many can do that.
It's not necessarily about being able to make a game with this level of fidelity, it's more like now Unity can be more of a competitor in the filmmaking world where Unreal has dominance.
Looks fantastic. Hopefully you folks keep improving and stop letting corporate mismanagement determine what you do! Been with Unity for years and hope to stick with the Engine and help it grow. That being said; People whining about the demo "using assets noone will ever be able to replicate" miss the point of independent game development. You don't have to replicate what you are seeing in the demo, it is just showing what could be capable with the right team. If you are an independent developer, don't let people who have never touched the engine tell you how to work, but also try to not bloat your projects with AAA-style visuals and mechanics. Start small; make a few small games you intend to either have for free, or put up for a few bucks (if you sold a five dollar game to 100 people, you are still making out $500, and just look at how many people buy some really, REALLY bad games). Do your own thing and keep learning / progressing forward!
You guys should help BSG bringing this photorealistic quality to life on their FPS shooter... it's the only FPS shooter developed on Unity that worths (and deserves) this kind of sponsor, that could help Unity clear its name after the "runtime installation fee" fiasco
"Time Ghost, developed with an unmodified Unity 6 engine, was showcased at Unite Barcelona 2024 running on a PC equipped with an Intel Core i9-14900K CPU and Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 GPU." The problem is not the performance of the HW, in five years we'll be laughing at that rig. The problem is to make a game of that quality with respect to budget and man-hours. Skyrim in this graphics, physics, interaction would probably need the work of more than 1000 people for 6+ years for at least 500 mega USD, innit.
im not sure exactly what pint your making, but if i understand you correctly, i believe this was too showcase the general power of unity 6, not necessarily what it can be for game dev. i dont mean to take a stab i might just be fully misunderstanding what your saying
@@MaceoKeefe So Unity has turned into primarily about creating non-interactive movie videos ? Sarcasm. I repeat. Software and HW today is clearly outpacing the ability of dev teams to absorb their capabilities, and they don't have the money to do it at all.
Insane! The battle scene was awesome, reminiscent of recent WW1 movies. The dirt falling on the character after being shelled was really cool. Plus the hair. But I am really blown away by the sweeping environments. Unity is back and better than ever!
I didn't realize that such beautiful graphics could be achieved in Unity! I hope you can share this with many indie game developers. There are likely many who are satisfied with graphics reminiscent of the PlayStation 1, so this could be an opportunity to broaden their possibilities.
The biggest problem for indies is time and creating assets of this quality level takes a huge amount of time. And also, this will not run on commodity hardware. You need a super computer. I am willing to bet that that is not even a real time render.
The issue is not the beautiful graphics itself but how to make the most beautiful graphics with the lowest resources. Also how good your engine can handle high poly objects.
@@bertilorickardspelarwell considering you have software to automatically do the tessellation for you, and a lot better than you. Led range PCs and even consoles should be able to achieve graphical fidelity not to far off from this demo despite the lack of raw power.
@@balloonb0y677 Tesselation is not the problem, production is. To create high quality realistic assets is highly time consuming even with the best tools. That may not be relevant for much longer if progress keeps going in the various AI fields but for now it still is.
@@bertilorickardspelar yeah but tessellation was always a huge time consumer. Now it’s gone. And with AI making assets now just makes it all the less time consuming. Although there will always be a need for actual human interaction to make specific decisions on how something is made
😍still a BIG FAN BOY since UNITY 4. Stunning graphic with productive, clean workflows are the best dream I wish for UNITY 6 and so on. Let's make UNITY be better guys, please :)
The story of a soldier who knows that continued running is a death sentence, seeing how his mates fall, so he decided to hide till the storm is over. Then, once it's safe, he travels to their destination; old ruins, where he meets another soldier who thankfully is alive. Now, they once again face whatever their journey brings, together. Another great example of "show, don't tell"
I'm glad Unity is finally back to focus more on gamedev, cancelling the runtime fee and working on the technology to make game like that, I've watched the keynote and that's a good serie of step in the right direction!
This demo was prob made by a large team of skilled artist in at least 6 months. Plus the fact that most of that pipeline was build outside Unity. Unity is just doing the rendering.
@@tatoforever Except for the physics, the lighting, possibly animation. Essentially the same way a video game is made. Assets made in another program and rendered through the game engine.
This is great! I got so tired that all the investors now ask for UE, now I finally can pitch a game on Unity without being question that it won't look good! Great job!
As an absolute diehard unreal guy, I can say I am pleasantly surprised! As long as results are good, use the game engine you want to! Props to Unity for this and their full rollback of all that crap they said they were gonna do!
![New Unity 6 LOOKS CRAZY Next-Gen REALISTIC Graphics Games | INSANE Tech Demo of 2024 [4K 60 FPS HDR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Pkl9ohIVh5I/mqdefault.jpg)
This tech demo has a better story than most Ubisoft games that came out this year
🤣 Why are yall against Ubisoft, just enjoy the games that devs make, if you don't like something doesn't mean it is bad; maybe its not your taste and preference💀
But I agree to your point regardless 🤣🤣🤣
@@BravoPhantom If you don't tell them why, they will bullshit themselves by coming up with excuses like how the market is saturated or how the game was just too ahead of its time.
@@kazumakazuma5814 First Ever QuadRUPLE A Game doesn't have swimming 🤣🤣🤣
@@BravoPhantom or ship raiding combat
Star Wars Outlaws actually has a very cool story.
While watching this, I forgot about the fact that it is Unity.
Revelation 3:20
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless.
Revelation 22:12-14
And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
Hey dude maybe go to a video related about what you just said 😊@@JesusPlsSaveMe
Are you a developer?
Thanks for this. I copied it to my notes. For these are the end times I can feel that judgement is upon us.
While making this, Unity forgot about the fact that they are Unity
2:02 The hair rub is just flexing
This caught my eye big time. Even by the end where it renders this big a$$ background, you can still see the realism of the hair.
lol.
I thought that too. and rightly so! lol!
This is saying "I'm back". I had to rewind it a few times and it made me smile
is this just animation or physical computation like rigidbody?
@@cptmzh13 strand based hair, it has realtime collision, the hand act like a rigidbody collider and the hair as particles, it just works
That looks seriously insane! I think this might be my new favorite Cinematic after Adam.
Such awesome graphical fidelity, that hair tech is insan!
your comments are insane!
SIr Thanks i am following your toturials to learn unity thanks alot big brother may live long
Hoping you can make a quick tutorial on how to do this. I know this one is a bit tricky, so I don't mind waiting a couple of hours. Love your tutorials!
Could not agree more
I completely agree, it's a great inspiration
This tech demo is more interesting than most modern games
well said
Because its not a video game
so my ass is more intresting than a video game cause its my ass and not a video game
That’s because it’s a concept driven almost purely by the artists’ vision, not an actual video game where multitudes of people are involved in the process of making it.
Agreed
"The mouths don't quite look right.. just toss a mask on 'em!"
Nooo bc that's what i was thinking hahaha
@@breeze5440 Eyes look like poo too.
They showed Mouth on tech demo of previous versions (ex. that lady talking while playing chess)
Maybe it was to reduce complexity of rig. Maybe for the heavy environment. Specially in the running scene which environment was ultra heavy they go as far as putting mask on whole head which remove hair rendering complexity and eye rigs. Which means whole head is just 1 rig and not 30 rig
Hair physics look good, lighting looks good, distance LOD looks great. But something is a bit off with the animations or something, I can't quite put my finger on it.
I felt the same, the animation doesn't felt natural.
ig its the flow of natural physics of real world. but i noticed it might be ai made movements all in real time not motion capture.
My thoughts exactly, the animation, although great, could have been better! Don't think LOD's were used much, I don't think? And if there were alot of use for LOD'S, then why not make this in Unreal Engine where LOD's are not really necessary with Nanite.
Watched again, and this guy is right. The animation is definitely off here.. I assume (since this is Unity) that there is some hidden licensing fee I have to pay per frame in order to fix it?
There is no motion capture for that demo, and this is what looks weird. Graphics are spendid, but movements aren't much natural.
As always it's the music score that elevates this from a simple technical demonstration of the engines capabilities into a thoughtful crescendo of animation, texturing and 3d modeling. The light and volumetrics lend to a feeling of space or depth.
Sound is doing 50% of the job when you're watching any kind of media
@damsen978 yoooo i coudlnt figure out whats buggin me about the music while its great. But you explained it perfectly. This is the same wannabe epic instrumental that they aaaall use 😂
I honestly will watch this if it was a movie
Okay, this one is pretty good. The demo team delivers once again.
And yet fails to deliver an actual playable demo. Face it, Unity's team have no idea how to make an actual game so they only make cinematic demos with an on-rails camera
@@arioamin no one denied that lol
@@Kolyasisan Not saying anyone did but just me being frustrated that Unity needs to start upping their demo game so to speak, they need to revive 'Gigaya' and not give up halfway this time!
@@arioamin wholeheartedly agree.
true
Never forget, every Unity demo we've seen has a ton of custom tools.
For example, in "The Book of the Dead" they had all these custom tools, even some obscure AO tech for trees that didn’t work when I downloaded it. I remember complaining about it on their forums. Unlike Unreal, Unity’s never really “what you see is what you get”. Don’t get me wrong, I liked the short film, but Unity has always been like that, kind of "faking" the real capabilities of the engine. From an investor’s point of view, though, I guess it's good marketing.
Do they offer the source code for these demo like UE so devs can learn from them?
I totally agree. Unity is using a highly specialized team to create their demo. They create a lot of custom tools that is not avaialbles to us mortals. The demo may look great, I am not impressed at all. They did not have any facial features, sure you see eyes of the actors but still. I am still betting on Unreal
@@mhnoni They do give you the files most of the time but they usually are broken and do not work when the everyday user gets their hands on them. When the everyday user gets their hands on UE stuff you usually see it again but unity stuff you never see it used by its users. Maybe if they made some of these custom tools a part of the engine cinematic like Unreal does then it help.
@@hendersonandre1 Thats unfortunate.
Unity is pushing URP. Despite this, HDRP demos are misunderstood.
I would like to see URP and HDRP integrated.
It will even out the requirements of each DCC tool and game engine since Epic will integrate it into Fab and Unity will be able to use it.
I first used Unity in 2009. What progress!
What?)
Anything similar in real games?
Do you mean "What a progress!" ?
I watched this somehow thinking it was UE5 or UE6 but oh my- UNITY? This is amazing!
Really impressive, the visual fidelity is insane, the Mountain Trek was so real I forgot I was watching something rendered in an engine !
Bravo !
Zooming in from those distance shots into a blade of grass is insane. Currently at Unite showing exactly this this off.
The term "photo realism" has been used for years, but for anyone not aware this is rendered, this is the most realistic render I've seen to date. Stunning. I can't find a single frame for improvement.
@@alanlindsay8310 the most important part is it’s rendered in real time so I can literally fly the camera anywhere I want and the shot holds up vs frame by frame linear rendered.
We really missed your outstanding works , Unity Demo Team please be around you're the best
Thank you Unity for reigniting the flame. Really impressive!
Unity has hit 2006 animation standards.
@@kalidesu cool
@@kalidesu🤣
@@kalidesu yeah, which took hours if not days to render a single frame. this is in real-time.
The fur, the hair, and the grass.
The lighting, the different moods, the cloth simulation, the camera movement… basically everything about this short is well done 🔥
The last place at the end reminded me of The Blacksmith setting.
I am really glad that Unity is still focusing on the cinematic stuff, I have been playing in that area a lot for personal projects, clients, and even some tutorials on my channel.
And made a tool on the asset store to help with placing characters in the timeline with a click, and recently a full Unity Filmmaking 101 course.
If you’re still reading, all the best with your journey 🙏🏼
Everything and performence wise it looks really good but graphically i dont think it looks impressive, it looks like a game from 2016 except those *might* use prerendered cutscenes this is Realtime
stunning visuals
🤩This looks really cool.
Ayyy Sakura Rabbit's here
You're stuff is also very stunning Sakurarabbit!
No, YOU look really cool.
Cool was PS3 graphics.
This thing is top tier.
Good to have a prospect of what can be actually accomplished in Unity...
Stunning. Incredible work here team, excited as Unity keeps on growing!
They should have opened the keynote with this, looks insane.
Runtime fee cancelled, 6 in Oct, 6.1 feature announcement....feeling optimistic! Unity thanks for turning it around because we love your software!
They will do greedy again
Imagine trusting them again
@@ok_listen They never reversed some of the decisions they made either
Final answers will come on 17. of October, lets see then if they are trustworthy again or never again
can't be trusted
Now we gotta wait for 10 years so ep 2 will be released
and another 10 when a game made in unity looks close to this.
Environment geometry and lighting has come a loong way. I also really like hair and grass physics and quality, volumetric fog could be a bit better.
Very excited for the future of Unity :D
That was peak cinema. Absorbed all the way, graphics and sound was amazing ❤
What a beautiful short! Was intrigued from the opening scene, and as a Unity user very inspired to create.
Love the vistas and landscapes - incredible work!
2:26 Man, the aerial shot there looks so good.
Feeling optimistic about Unity's future again. No runtime fee, cinematic quality short in real time, and a change of leadership.
Well, real time might be a bit of a stretch. These kinds of demos used to be downloadable so you could try to run them yourself. Since Unity don't allow that I am always skeptical of their claims of real time. If I can not see it, I do not trust it. Still very impressive and I do hope Unity keeps evolving.
@@bertilorickardspelar Unity said they will release the demo alongside Unity 6 on October 17th. So we will know how well it runs real time then.
I expected the current generation of games to look like this on the PS5 and not the copy and pasted PS4 graphics that we have right now.
Lol. The PS5 is weak. This MAY be possible on an RTX 5090, maybe.
Your expectation for the PS5 are too high bro.
@@BryceCzirr-jz7ju This demo is running on a RTX 4090.
@@eksot But what would you need to play a game at this fidelity? That's where Unity falls short. Still a fantastic engine, especially for indie devs.
It was running on a 4090 so maybe PS6 Pro?
Wow, landscape is so detailed and his hair too. Insane technology Showcase😮💨
Very impressive, any features which can push us towards higher quality, higher performance realtime rendering is always a huge win.
Edited because I realized it is realtime, more impressive at that
Yeah it's real time. See description.
Ey read before comment
Its a 4090. Honestly 4090 can run cinematics if optimised, but games are made low to mid range
Really impressive display from the Unity team and devs behind this showcase. A great way to redeem and bring people back to the platform. Excellent visuals and really looking forward to where this is going!
I am so Glad i stuck with unity
very excited to download the project and see how it runs! Performance is king. I tried the old hair system but couldn't figure out how to shade it properly, so hopefully they've taken the time to provide more documentation.
Honestly if you take the polygon count down a notch, these visuals aren't really too out of reach to implement in a game in the near future. All the artistry in the demo is just absolutely amazing, getting the most out of the tech.
As long as it doesn't require a desktop RTX 4090, it's sooo awesome!
No, just 5090 ;)
@@w01dnickhehe 😂
i want to remind you, it is not real time rendered. that could render for hours
@@nikitawew6087 description states: "real-time cinematic demo"
@nikitawew6087 this IS realtime. Check description
Almost brought me to tears. Emotive to sense what WW1 soldiers went through... And we've come so far since I was a lad! Amazing demo.
Astonishing! Keep it going Unity!
This looks so good that i kept forgetting it wasnt real footage xD
Beautiful, as always. I was watching this while using my headphones and I got lost in music as it was building and adding more instruments. Great composition!
Dear unity's team.....you have came a long way this year. This is the type of redemption I like to see. And I'm sure many others appreciate. Good job. You are slowly making my choice for unity that much worth while. Respect ++
. It feels almost realistic the effort and work of the whole team is appreciated
🔥🔥🔥
beautiful and stunning - just please bring this into VR!
It is mind blowing to know that we can make something so realistic that the first second are indistinguishable from reality.
damn, The in Editor Realtime preview on Unity was so cool to look at
I clearly have no words to this, masterpiece. Congratulations 🎊🎉
Of course, there are still a flaw here and there, but, WOW. It looks absolutely BEAUTIFUL. No denial. Keep up everyone.
This demo is so god damn good. There was one spot that was a little funky( at 3:28, the trees in the background can be seen switching LOD levels, causing abrupt visual changes to some of the trees) , and im sure there are more if someone were to be really picky about it but as something to just visually take in, this is an amazing demo.
It's always a pleasure to look at a great cinematic. However, it says a little regarding what is achievable in actual gameplay. I would rather see some unity internal team making polished game prototype trying to push graphics quality within this borders.
Exciting times! Unity is finally now back at the top with Unreal Engine in terms of visual fidelity. Bravo!
Unity have come a long way, really impressive.
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Landscapes are too good❤
Making landscapes look good is easy for more than a decade...
Great Unity and the team that works hard Great We look forward to it Next part
Stunning,,, 💕You guys keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible. The level of detail, the lighting, the atmosphere... it's like stepping into another world. 🌎✨Keep going, Unity! We're all here, eagerly awaiting the next visual feast. 🤩
Unity is back. Let’s go!
time to order some unity stocks...
Lighting, compositing and physics of grass and hair.That's really impressive
what a generation to live
This is really really nice work. Kudos to the demo team.
This is really amazing tech demo
Wow really nice demo! No more run-time fee and now this :) These are the kind of things unity needs to do, and keep doing. Well done guys! Can't wait to see what you make next!
Minha nossa mãe, ho my god jesus que maravilha em sensacional de bom, parabéns pela incrível demostração ❤❤❤❤❤
Ok, queremos um jogo disso se possível kk
A beautiful setting, reminiscent of the lands of northern Spain where I live. Thanks for sharing it.
Hair, Cloth, Camera movement, Character, Ambience, Vegetation, Cinematic! All top class!
That hair was insane, but let's not forget this is a tech demo. Turning this into a game? That's a whole different story.
Looks incredible. Unity is making one good decision after another. First the "The Runtime Fee is canceled" and now this incredible show of UNITY 3D's capability in graphics is truly mesmerizing! Keep up the good work.
Specially the hair after 2:02 just outright jaw dropping. Mind you this is Unity 3D
@@supposedithink9639 exactly! Also don't forget all the details in distance, lighting, and details in general of characters and environments
Cool! The software is not matter, when the professional in work!
Ok but no one's hair moves like that and we see these demos every year but never is there a game that looks anywhere near its quality.
Exactly. I'll be surprised if any games ACTUALLY use it to this level. It's just too much work and polishing to this detail level, for an entire game
@@Sletchman So essentially getting to these graphics levels in your triple A titles is then behind by about 5 to 10 years as the median graphics capabilities of the consumers becomes more high-end. Within 10 years at the most, I presume most people will have video cards as powerful as the 4090 is today, and many will have much better. So we can expect to see visuals as nice as this fairly typically by the mid 2030s. However there's always games that push the graphics sooner, sometimes targeting those top tier 1% of gamers. Like the Crimson Desert one that's coming out. The in-game trailers for it start to approach graphics like this. It's simply going to be a stunning game and I expect to get the full visuals as the trailer depict, you will need either 2 or 3 4090s in SLI mode or the top tier 5000 series when they are out. I'm excited for the realism in games coming in the next 10 years. I will admit I'm lucky to be one of the few to afford the latest top end video cards every couple of years and I know not many can do that.
It's not necessarily about being able to make a game with this level of fidelity, it's more like now Unity can be more of a competitor in the filmmaking world where Unreal has dominance.
Rooted the game, they do with bag
it’s how the game dev uses the engine not unity’s fault
This visuals are some of the most delicious things I've seen
*This is exactly the trip you need to take every time you want to go to the Acropolis in Athens, Greece* 😂
WE CREATE GOTY WITH THIS ONE !!!🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
This is really amazing
Amazing in so many ways. The sleek camera motion at 3:31 shows that this was clearly directed and executed by an excellent creative team.
Looks fantastic. Hopefully you folks keep improving and stop letting corporate mismanagement determine what you do! Been with Unity for years and hope to stick with the Engine and help it grow.
That being said; People whining about the demo "using assets noone will ever be able to replicate" miss the point of independent game development. You don't have to replicate what you are seeing in the demo, it is just showing what could be capable with the right team.
If you are an independent developer, don't let people who have never touched the engine tell you how to work, but also try to not bloat your projects with AAA-style visuals and mechanics. Start small; make a few small games you intend to either have for free, or put up for a few bucks (if you sold a five dollar game to 100 people, you are still making out $500, and just look at how many people buy some really, REALLY bad games). Do your own thing and keep learning / progressing forward!
This looks incredible indeed^^
You guys should help BSG bringing this photorealistic quality to life on their FPS shooter... it's the only FPS shooter developed on Unity that worths (and deserves) this kind of sponsor, that could help Unity clear its name after the "runtime installation fee" fiasco
Get ready for the bait and switch from Unity.
Just incredible. I hust hope one day we can get these realistic animations in an actual game OUTSIDE of the cutscenes… for faces too
"Time Ghost, developed with an unmodified Unity 6 engine, was showcased at Unite Barcelona 2024 running on a PC equipped with an Intel Core i9-14900K CPU and Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 GPU."
The problem is not the performance of the HW, in five years we'll be laughing at that rig. The problem is to make a game of that quality with respect to budget and man-hours. Skyrim in this graphics, physics, interaction would probably need the work of more than 1000 people for 6+ years for at least 500 mega USD, innit.
im not sure exactly what pint your making, but if i understand you correctly, i believe this was too showcase the general power of unity 6, not necessarily what it can be for game dev. i dont mean to take a stab i might just be fully misunderstanding what your saying
@@MaceoKeefe So Unity has turned into primarily about creating non-interactive movie videos ? Sarcasm. I repeat. Software and HW today is clearly outpacing the ability of dev teams to absorb their capabilities, and they don't have the money to do it at all.
This was so beautiful the hair the landscapes everything, just beautiful
Insane! The battle scene was awesome, reminiscent of recent WW1 movies. The dirt falling on the character after being shelled was really cool. Plus the hair. But I am really blown away by the sweeping environments. Unity is back and better than ever!
Tech demo are always better than what we can really expect, if you doubt, just look at older techs.
2:50 looks like it could be a frame from a movie! Amazing.
Interestingly, you can see culling in the background in just few seconds later. White objects showing.
Me, who never left unity❤❤, just sipping a drink as i enjoy this
Same here brother, thanks for keeping the faith in Unity!!
Honestly, there's no way to leave Unity. You just know multiple engines in the end 🙂
@@Shodan-0101 same to you man
I'm keeping faith in unity since 2018 when I first started to code back when I was 11 years old
Yep, me either!
Me encanta como Unity está logrando convertirse en un motor tan poderoso y sigue siendo adaptable a la vez gráficos simples 👌👌🔥
Ah, another demo of features we all wish would actually exist... 😉
The demo team is excellent though, kudos!
This is unmodified Unity 6, the hair and some other custom tools, as well as several of the scenes will be available for download in October.
@@markschoennagel5076 lol
@@juancarlosgzrzconsidering I’ve been showing people at Unite the project all day in the Editor I’m curious what you think is lol?
If you want to be competitive you need to innovate! It is the only way!
I didn't realize that such beautiful graphics could be achieved in Unity! I hope you can share this with many indie game developers. There are likely many who are satisfied with graphics reminiscent of the PlayStation 1, so this could be an opportunity to broaden their possibilities.
The biggest problem for indies is time and creating assets of this quality level takes a huge amount of time. And also, this will not run on commodity hardware. You need a super computer. I am willing to bet that that is not even a real time render.
The issue is not the beautiful graphics itself but how to make the most beautiful graphics with the lowest resources.
Also how good your engine can handle high poly objects.
@@bertilorickardspelarwell considering you have software to automatically do the tessellation for you, and a lot better than you. Led range PCs and even consoles should be able to achieve graphical fidelity not to far off from this demo despite the lack of raw power.
@@balloonb0y677 Tesselation is not the problem, production is. To create high quality realistic assets is highly time consuming even with the best tools. That may not be relevant for much longer if progress keeps going in the various AI fields but for now it still is.
@@bertilorickardspelar yeah but tessellation was always a huge time consumer. Now it’s gone. And with AI making assets now just makes it all the less time consuming. Although there will always be a need for actual human interaction to make specific decisions on how something is made
Wow!!! 🔥Really loved this one!! The Tiger really piqued my interest, so beautiful! Well done Unity, you guys are pixel magicians!
😍still a BIG FAN BOY since UNITY 4. Stunning graphic with productive, clean workflows are the best dream I wish for UNITY 6 and so on. Let's make UNITY be better guys, please :)
The story of a soldier who knows that continued running is a death sentence, seeing how his mates fall, so he decided to hide till the storm is over. Then, once it's safe, he travels to their destination; old ruins, where he meets another soldier who thankfully is alive. Now, they once again face whatever their journey brings, together.
Another great example of "show, don't tell"
Fun Fact: you can do this in UE5 for free at home
Since 2020
seriously? I would love to see you make it, after all, you made a really awesome fps game test in just a week
@@R4v3nB14ck thank you I really appreciate that :)
You can do that in unity as well since at least 2019
@@truesosense7722no
Just.. wow! There is so much to say to qualify it but.. I want to leave it as it is, it speaks by itself! Very impressive!
I'm glad Unity is finally back to focus more on gamedev, cancelling the runtime fee and working on the technology to make game like that, I've watched the keynote and that's a good serie of step in the right direction!
This demo was prob made by a large team of skilled artist in at least 6 months. Plus the fact that most of that pipeline was build outside Unity. Unity is just doing the rendering.
@@tatoforever Except for the physics, the lighting, possibly animation. Essentially the same way a video game is made. Assets made in another program and rendered through the game engine.
can't wait for the all the retro style games to come from this new version
This is great! I got so tired that all the investors now ask for UE, now I finally can pitch a game on Unity without being question that it won't look good! Great job!
Really like the uniform design.
As an absolute diehard unreal guy, I can say I am pleasantly surprised! As long as results are good, use the game engine you want to! Props to Unity for this and their full rollback of all that crap they said they were gonna do!