Max Payne’s This Fusion With SuperHOT and Unreal Engine 5 Looks So Awesome We’d Pay For It

The as-yet-untitled video game was signed by the creator of The Hong Kong Massacre, which was released in 2019.

Blown chairs, blood everywhere, and slow-motion gunfire… This Unreal Engine 5 game demo has everything to impress even the most devoted Max Payne fans. A truly spectacular-looking work by VRESKI about an as-yet-unbaptized marksman, without knowing any more details.

Actually, not much is known about the video game. Shown as Untitled FPS on YouTubebut those in charge wanted to let us see here how exciting a series of shootouts in production could be, especially in a restaurant where the shotgun in hand has to finish off well-defended enemies.

With similarities found by Reddit users in Superhot, a shooter whose bullet-time mechanics are largely the protagonist, the Untitled FPS also served to showcase VRESKI’s talent in other scenarios. destruction and slow motion always take the lead. Unfortunately, we are completely unaware of the video game’s premise and whether there are any plans for its official release.

But VRESKI is not a user of technical demos with the Unreal Engine, but a developer who has already made a name for himself with The Hong Kong Massacre, a fast-paced top-down shooter inspired by classic action movies. as well as other titles in the market as the acclaimed Hotline Miami.

Max Payne remake continues

Untitled FPS serves to fuel the desire to see the announced remake of Max Payne 1 and 2 in action, with Remedy’s epic return to work in collaboration with Rockstar Games. The project is still in the early stages of development, but has already fueled desires to see a new installment in IP.