I don't consider myself part of the "master race" (for the most part, i actively dislike that part of the PC gaming community), but the PC is still my primary gaming home, so i'll answer anyway :p
UC4 isn't the most technically impressive game I've ever played (nor would i expect it to be; for the same price as the PC i'm currently building, i could put a PS4 in every room in my flat, and still have enough for a long holiday. Even fairly mediocre looking games can look great when you throw enough pixels at them), but as an overall graphical and aesthetic package, it's definitely one of the most beautiful games I've ever seen. At some points everything comes together to make something that looks genuinely incredible. That it managed to achieve that while simultaneously shifting its focus to more interactive set-pieces, and a more open approach to level-design, really impressed me.
