The shaky cam stops viewers from focusing too closely on individual components of the image to notice telltale blemishes like texture artifacts. The lighting and textures look top-quality, but the demo's unnervingly realistic presentation probably comes from a few elements that hide flaws that typically give away video games. The developer released footage last October displaying more basic FPS mechanics. The footage also reveals dialogue options and a realistic ammo system requiring players to check their remaining bullets by pulling out and examining the clip. What ensues looks like tactical FPS gameplay where the player carefully searches rooms, peeks around corners and shoots gang members. The brief trailer is made to resemble bodycam footage from a police officer raiding a dilapidated building. The developer quickly dispelled the claims with a short clip containing more free-form gameplay and free-cam footage, erasing any doubt of the project's veracity.Īccording to the promo pitch, Unrecord is a story-based single-player narrative game with tactical combat elements. When footage of the upcoming tactical FPS "Unrecord" went viral, many assumed it looked too good to be a real game demo. The latest one making the rounds looks like it could become one of the most convincingly realistic-looking first-person shooters to date, likely in large part to some clever tricks.
Something to look forward to: As players wait for the first Unreal Engine 5 games to hit the market, a series of impressive demos have offered tantalizing previews of its potential over the last couple of years.
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