Unreal Enigne 4 demo on smartphones (nexus 5)

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NiKKoM on 22 March 2014

Above is a video of environments rendered on a Google Nexus 5 smartphone powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor. The graphics are stunning and it’s hard to believe that we will find these sorts of experiences on a mobile or tablet device.

http://gamemob.com/articles/epic-games-shares-a-demo-of-unreal-engine-4-on-a-nexus-5-its-unreal/

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Lafiel on 22 March 2014

Looks pretty good. Texture resolution is decent, same with the shader quality. Geometry is very simple/blocky and the Tower and quite a few of the mountains in the background probably are 2D though.

There is no doubt the Nexus 5 is way more capable than the handhelds, but first somebody has to develop those games that show the difference and offer gameplay of the same quality as the premier handheld games.

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daredevil.shark on 22 March 2014

Saw it yesterday. Looks great. But I am more concerned about power consumption of these type of visuals.

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AshtonMayer0603 on 25 March 2014

I have seen some of these demo videos and I really cannot wait for titles that will be created using the Unreal Engine 4. I do hope that the games will be compatible with most smartphones though and that it will also bring us an overall better experience on mobile. Right now, it’s looking all bright and shiny indeed!

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kitler53 on 25 March 2014

Lafiel said:

Looks pretty good. Texture resolution is decent, same with the shader quality. Geometry is very simple/blocky and the Tower and quite a few of the mountains in the background probably are 2D though.

There is no doubt the Nexus 5 is way more capable than the handhelds, but first somebody has to develop those games that show the difference and offer gameplay of the same quality as the premier handheld games.

yeah, i agree with the very simple/blocky look. it had more of a nice art style than real techincal wow.

...on the other hand, i was at the apple store this weekend and i tried the demo games they had preloaded. all 4 i tried we're pretty but had single touch input only. can't be too hard to make a pretty game when the only interaction you need to program for is the "push to win" button.