Skeleton with an appropriate track, suspension, and wheel hierarchy.Advanced CHAOS based tank controller for satisfying and realistic tank movement.High Texel Density - 4 Separate Material Slots + 2 Wheel Slots ensure maximum visual fidelity.Bonus impact decal with variations included. Each tank has its own unique destructible static mesh with dynamic texture variations. Destruction - Tanks can shoot at each other, and be destroyed.Replication - All features are multiplayer ready.That said, there are still some work-in-progress areas that can't be explored in the demo.Chaos 2.0 Update, read the full feature set here!Īn advanced tank controller is included, that includes: The city feels very much alive too, with the overlapping chatter of its people clashing with all sorts of different music and advertisements piping from nearby storefronts - you know, just like the real Tokyo. Even at high settings I noticed virtually zero stuttering while I ran and jumped around, took in the familiar sights, and even explored some stairways and hidden paths you wouldn't think you'd be able to explore.

Having played the demo for a little while, I was impressed by how smoothly it ran on my RTX 3060 laptop. But as far as I'm aware, there isn't a game where you can explore the entirety of Tokyo seamlessly - certainly not in Unreal Engine 5 - and that's what makes this tech demo such a novelty.

Just off the top of my head, Persona 5 lets you explore a limited number of districts in Tokyo, while the Yakuza series largely takes place in a fictionalized version of Shibuya - called Kamurocho in Ryu Ga Gotoku's absurdist crime drama series - and Akiba's Trip is all about the glorious anime district of Akihabara. Yan Ru's Anime Tokyo presents Japan's capital city as we've seen it in countless an anime, and plenty of video games too, just on a much bigger scale.

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