New FPS 'Unrecord' Looks Hyper Realistic, And It Could Be Coming To Xbox

That looks insanely real! Why are the faces pixelated if its a game ?

It could be a very high-detail UE5 thing. The question is what hardware did it take to run it like that?

This looks insane. No over exaggerated muzzle flash, incredible rag doll physics and the constant subtle camera shake really makes this look photo realistic.

game pass desperately needs this, we are drowning in cartoon indies.

@Captain_Chao5 my guess is their shader magic does not make faces look any real and they using the pixelation to not have to show them, while making it look like “a documentary of real events”.

I'll wait for the 8 Bit de-make

Looks like another vaporware akin to The Day Before.

@Captain_Chao5 To recreate the police bodycam experience by protecting the privacy of the people in the videos. Seems like it's presenting itself as if we're watching the recorded bodycam footage after the fact.

Impressive as it is, I'll reserve my gasps for seeing it in engine on a rig I can evaluate. I highly doubt it will look like this on release, but maybe with some UE5 optimisation we will see the engine being able to run this @60fps on the consoles... but right now that seems unlikely from what I can get running on UE5.
Its great to see the reality lumen brings to lighting in this kind of environment though, and they are working so hard on the engine that maybe we will see this on console at a decent frame rate.
Shame I got bored of FPS titles back with Quake 2 Its definitely not my favourite genre and I tend to skip most FPS titles... but this will get some millage if it looks like this on release

Watched a part of this yesterday on my mobile without any context. Actually thought it was someone using a GoPro to shoot real video and make it look like a first person video game 😂

This can't be gameplay, no way. It's real.

First time I saw this, about a week or two ago, it said this was an AI generated video.

Now it is a UE5 game?

With that kind of rt, this is either pretendered or is running on extreme pc hardware and DLSSed out the wazoo. Impressive looking though. Can't imagine it looks like that even on decent PC let alone console.

The pixelated faces, yeah that's how real police video is released, this is trying to look like real cam footage.

My favorite part though is the accidental tribute to mass effect:
>Who are you
>Everything will be fine
>[Where's Oscar?]

"Where the fck is Oscar??" (Thump)

...... Shepard.

@grumpypotato Woooo, 🥳. First "VR, when?" Post on pure. I'm proud! Also I agree.

Guaranteed if this ever gets released it won't look anything like this ...looks like a tech demo or whatever

I'm 53 years old, been gaming since the NES. Read the headline - and thought : yeah, right.

Then I watched it.

It is astonishing for sure but I suspect it's only a tech demo. I can't see it getting released.

Plus I couldn't even watch more than a minute and a half. I felt so ill. Same as I did when trying VR. I'm too old I think

OMG it's horrible

@Captain_Chao5 I think the faces are pixilated because it looks so real.

This looks amazing. There’s no way that’s a game. Just looks like real life to me but pretend of course and not actual video of people being shot lol.

@BrilliantBill
From everything I saw and the low amount of npcs on the screen at once a potato could run this game.

You aren't getting that kind of fps on a console for at least 5-6 years. The most powerful console has hardware that's already 4 years old.

I‘m really not sure if I want to see this hyper realistic quality in games. 🤔

@Captain_Chao5 probably to comply with youtube guidelines, the actual game may not have censors

@BrilliantBill either its been optimised greatly or there are settings for the graphics, but the specs dont seem to be that high. Minimum 4gb ram, intel core 2 duo E8400, and a geforce 510. Take it with a grain of salt, though, as the rumoured minimum specs have no real ground to stand on.

@Mingus it is an interesting concept, hyperrealism. The line of reality and virtual reality is becoming more and more blurred