Yeah because PS3/360 games are 1080P 60FPS with physics engines running at 240FPS with 10,000 draw calls(psst ISS PS4 uses 10,000 as well) and using 8k textures with day and night cycles with Dynamic weather. All this under 1GB SMH some people lol

PS3/360 games barely even do 2k textures. Show me 1 single PS3/360 game that has everything I just mentioned including under 1GB. I dare you.

Yup. This new screenshot is even better!

Very repetitive pattern on the ground there. And the bushes look like they were planted.

I seriously want to know what the hype is about this games graphics ... In my eyes this is FAR from amazing.

The texture filtering is anything but good since I can hardly make out the details in the distance and the foliage isn't all that impressive. What's more is that this game lacks in lighting and in the shading department. 

The only thing that I can think of that is decent is the track ... Are my standards just too high or am I failing to realize the beauty ? 

Seriously, that graphic is kinda Cryengine.

Please name a PS3/360 game that does deferred rendering at 60fps with 4k-8k textures.

This game couldn't be done on last gen.

Also worth noting; on their recent trailer for Art of Balance, there are a number of comments along the lines of "another indie game for the failstation 4!" It says a lot that casual observers are confusing it with a PS4 title.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EPrAxdavv8

These are probably trolls that commented in the wrong video ... 

Using the term "failstation" is proof enough that they are trolls, haha. But to confuse even trolls says something. The game really wouldn't look out of place in PS4's indie catalogue.

for a small third party company of low budget trhey surely are doing lot better than medium and big third parties out there

in the first image i am impressed of the lod of the mountains and the terrain