Unreal Physics - Gameplay Trailer 

Physics since UE4 and higher concole market share were so downgraded... Even Crysis Remaster has downgraded phycisc comprared to original Crysis...

When the tech was brand new. Mind blowing. Seeing barrels explode and take out others and the physx involved. Wow. Need pretty good gpu and cpu also.

if you acutally tried it does everything you've literally just said.. with a 4090 and 64 gb of ram it looks quite good

@@primalyt123 Oh I'm sorry, is this 4090... in the room there with you right now?

@@Samcaracha yes.. it is right next to me acutally

came here for this, just came across this on steam

you can have this game if you'd like, it's free on pc on steam and epic store although it does need a relatively good computer to run well

Why?

On the contrary this is new lol; the game was only released 5 days ago 🤣 yes fluid ninja has been around for quite a while but there's never been a full game/demo to feature all the visual effects and it hasn't featured in very many games. This game also includes all the latest updates some of which were introduced 4 weeks ago such as implementing heterogeneous volumes which were only introduced in UE5.3. There's also Niagara Fluids and Chaos Physics which are both relatively new; Chaos Physics has only properly been released in Unreal Engine 5 and Niagara Fluids is still in beta and both are constantly being updated with every new version. Both of these have never really been fully utilised in games mainly because they're not really game ready in terms of performance particularly as real time simulations, i believe however it's cool to have playable demos which really show off their potential and what is possible even if performance is still an issue. I thought it'd be awesome to have a game which showed off all these amazing physics elements as i haven't seen anything similar and i really like playing around in physics sandboxes; this is just the start as this was only 4 weeks of development as a solo dev, it'll get added to and optimised as new features get introduced and as i spend more time building additional features.

You're nothing new or special

@@NicolasPerrier ur a fool if you hate constructive criticism, there’s nothing new here so deal with it.

@@slaughtercats bro this type of physics where done on ps3 games