Video: 'Next-gen' tech shown off by ex-Mafia dev

Medieval RPG planned for 2014/15 release

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Ex-Mafia designer Daneil Vavra has shown off the 'next-gen' technology of his new game, due for release in 2014/15.
http://cdn.medialib.computerandvideo...mb_wide300.jpg The medieval RPG is in development at Vavra's new studio Warhorse and utilises a modified version of CryEngine 3, Eurogamer Czech reports (via Eurogamer). Little else is known about the title, though considering its preojected release window and impressive tech, it could well end up on Sony and Microsoft's next consoles.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...;v=gwnSo9bcIyA

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http://www.computerandvideogames.com...-ex-mafia-dev/

Seen this yesterday and thought Zelda and elders scroll

But they are a given... So this is still a tech demo and no solids evidence to change that

Just wonder when and how long will it be before this is actually a game

Eh need to see more..

Wow, very eye catching!

I agree with claud3 that it screams Elder Scrolls.

It does mate scream elders scroll... But this again is a demo, so you would have to look at this and see

That they could be miles apart and yet possible
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=Ch-H9Swk-bw

Is CryEngine 3 next gen?

CE3 has a lot of 'next gen' effects so Crytek keep referring to it as a next gen ready engine. Then again, it depends what you call Next-Gen.

That's so true mate... Time to wait and see what happens and what game or games it's used for

Yikes. All the videos look gorgeous!!

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Originally Posted by BoyBettaKnow

CE3 has a lot of 'next gen' effects so Crytek keep referring to it as a next gen ready engine. Then again, it depends what you call Next-Gen.

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The wiiU

Well

With this demo and a few others trying make third party game companies use their engines... But most third parties will make their own engines

So all thus next gen tech demos, could be all it is demos to should whats possible

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Originally Posted by claud3

Well

With this demo and a few others trying make third party game companies use their engines... But most third parties will make their own engines

So all thus next gen tech demos, could be all it is demos to should whats possible

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Most third parties don't make their own engines. They license an engine and modify it.

It does look very good, but I don't think it looks next-generation-hardware good. It has certain excellent elements, such as the flowery field and the really sexy shadows. But it doesn't seem to have that polish to it. I guess that's due to it being in development, so whatever. Personally I can't wait to see what next-generation hardware can push out. Though I'm hoping developers will eventually focus more on AI and physic rather than graphics.

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Originally Posted by claud3

That they could be miles apart and yet possible
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=Ch-H9Swk-bw

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"Next-gen? What's that?" - PC

@Two4DaMoney,

Nope.jpg

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Originally Posted by Two4DaMoney

The wiiU

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Well, even the Wii U deserves the 'next-gen' moniker as it is Nintendo's newest generation console (What i happen to think is a damn good console too)

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Originally Posted by Rapture

"Next-gen? What's that?" - PC

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:lol:

Lmao,

But that's true F34R not many do and they do modify and acquire their engines...

So who ever gets an engine like this, then they will produce a quality game one hopes...

This will make a great next gen engine competition to evolve and push the limits. Just like this current gen aka Fox engine

The is more on this and a wee surprise of how this came about

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...maker-responds

Looks great but wont be any soon probably. The next gen consoles will be released in approximately 2014, still a long way to go...

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Originally Posted by Cybertox

Looks great but wont be any soon probably. The next gen consoles will be released in approximately 2014, still a long way to go...

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i'd say next November.... i.e. 2013.

I guess I'm the only one that wasn't impressed. It doesn't help that they were recording the demonstration off-screen so everything ends up being a little too bright.

Agreed, they need to show it with live action going on