The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience

Incredible showcase of what's possible , definitely worth a watch. Your able to explore a city made so realistic and alive while being able to change settings on the fly, lighting, particles, sun positioning, everything. I can't wait to see what will be created using the unreal engine.

The graphic are so real it was like i see it in real life with my own eyes but then i blank and see television.

It shows The power of next generation games.

The graphics are insane in this. Feels like real life. Ok so ppl...this is a TECH DEMO!!!....showcasing we're we are at in the state of video games...it's purely to demo what the Unreal engine can n will do for the VG industry....this demo is a major leap from we're we were...to we're we are now...the seamless transition from movie to game is.... UNREAL!!!!... I'm extremely excited to see what the UE 5 does in the future...there's nothing out right now tech or game that comes anywhere close to this...Matrix changed how we look n see movies...now UE5 changes how we see n interact in Video games...very exciting....great work UE5...groundbreaking....touché!!! I never though graphics could get better then gta 5 but I am definitely wrong how did they even create this masterpiece.

I have to say how very impressed I was with the graphics. Normally a character would look computer generated but not this time. During the very short gameplay, I was amazed at how much Neo and Trinity looked. They didn't look CGI at all but fully fleshed people. I honestly hope that this becomes a full game one day.

'The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience (2021)' is more of a tech demo than an actual game. It consists of two sections: a scripted car chase and an open-world city. The experience only has very simple gameplay, with the car chase being entirely on rails and the city segment lacking any meaningful interaction, but the thing isn't really about the gameplay. Instead, as its title suggests, it's a showcase for its engine. Its real-time graphics are stunning, especially when it comes to destruction and lighting, and the amount of detail that's crammed into the surprisingly large environment is truly impressive. The piece allows you to tweak things such as traffic amount and sun rotation, which further conveys the brilliance of the engine's real-time features. It's really only thanks to the power of the PS5 that the thing even runs at all (its frame-rate does drop significantly if you crash into several cars at once, but it holds up everywhere else). The narrative is a bit odd and overly meta (perhaps an appropriate taste of what's to come in 'The Matrix Resurrections (2021)?), but it only really serves as an excuse to show off UE5's impressive new features and it does that well enough. Though there isn't much to do, the demo is still worth experiencing. Plus, you'll get even more out of it if you're into games design or games art. It's perhaps a little underwhelming as a game, but as a tech demo it's awesome. 6/10.