A few weeks ago, we posted a few gameplay videos of Project CARS which seemed to impress some people a bit less than previous trailers. Some people in France even used our footage to claim the game's graphics were not as sharp as announced, which of course led some fans to explain that the two tracks we had shown were not the best looking of the bunch, as they were not final - we beg to differ but well... According to them, the famous Nürburgring is much more impressive, so we decided to capture some more 60 fps gameplay footage to show it at different times of day and in different weather conditions. We've also added a 30 fps replay in the rain of Bathurst.
Note: Footage was captured with our Porsche 911 Turbo S wheel (by Fanatec) using an i5 4670K @ 4.0 GHz, 8 Go RAM, Windows 7 64, Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 MSI OC. All options were maxed out except for detailed grass (which is only activated in the first video), AA set on High.
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so far it's looking better with each video but lets not too ahead of our selves as this is still work in progress not a finished game.
Superb ground textures +
sweet car detail +
Nice interior cam +
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lacking HBAO -
lacking full environment detail -
world is static - (tress need some motion.)
Replay cam is bland - (could use some sweet DOF and motion blur.)
Some Tessellation could help out on those hard edges in the world and car geometry detail as well. that's about all i can say for this project, this game can be so much more if they put some next gen finishing touches into it.
Might look fantastic once it done but at the moment it looks ok for indie title, that continous pop up needs fixing too.
Also, I'm wondering how on earth it could possibly look better (especially on a YT crappy vid) considering all options are maxed out in our videos. :o
an unfinished game and like i said in my first comment the games not even finished yet but some people are acting like it is, and driftwood did you use shadowplay or a different capture method, i personally prefer afterburner.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm9ICGFS3Sg
The game has lots of potential, it's got pretty good weather effects. they should add some debris and motion effects to complement it.
They should take cues from Crytek's 2013 demo.
http://youtu.be/aseq4T81P7g?t=2m11s
Also, I'm wondering how on earth it could possibly look better (especially on a YT crappy vid) considering all options are maxed out in our videos. :o
Linking my Youtube video was to demonstrate how it looks hooning around the nurburgring at night - as an avid gamer, car enthusiast and all that jazz I absolutely love how the game can be immersive
The problem is we can't just post videos of every possible track, at every possible time and in every possible weather condition. We don't have the necessary time. :)
People need to understand that the game is under development, that usually, it means we only get to see what the developers want us to see. People can't expect to see a finished product months before it is final.
People need to understand that the game is under development, that usually, it means we only get to see what the developers want us to see. People can't expect to see a finished product months before it is final.
I think the game is absolutely brilliant - ive had a licence to test for around 1.5 years and enjoyed every minute of it.
The online element really separates this out and can lead to some epic racing - people need to experience it before calling it "not next gen" - it really is in terms of physics and graphics, though as it is WIP the career mode is not there yet.
Cant wait for it to come out on ps4!
There's no need to worry about the physics and handling because as good as they already are, they improve even more with every update.
run it through a translator
run it through a translator
anyway those shots are more than likely from a photo mode of some sort like what GT6 does, anyway the games far from finished so i don't quite know why your making so much fuss over it.
My point being is that you will get an array of screengrabs, yes, but look at the game in motion (ie how its meant to be) and you will see it looks absolutely amazing, even on slightly lower graphics.
As said previously too, its future proof as it can adapt to the hardware specifications of the device it is playing on, and the physics are getting better every update they send out.
Personally though, I was happy nearly a year ago when i posted the video of me ragging around a capri on the nurburgring (previous post)