Artificial Studios

November 2005

Recall, a third-person action-adventure edutainment title, contains expressive characters and stunning environments.

November 2005

Under Pressure, an tense action-adventure game set in a baroque underwater cruise-liner, makes use of advanced shaders and HDR lighting.

October 2005

INCorporated, a multiplayer team FPS set in a gritty, Orwellian future, makes use of Reality Engine's PhysX capabilities.

July 2005

Armageddon contains physics-centric FPS gameplay in beautifully rendered environments.

June 2005

Monster Madness' fast-paced action involves lots of independent animated characters on-screen at once -- most of them trying to eat your brains!

May 2005

Hellion's gory graphics look frighteningly real due to effective use of Reality's shaders & lighting.

May 2005

CellFactor shows the dynamic character animation possible in Reality Engine.

April 2005

Metronome's surreal cityscapes and beyond are brought to life by Team Tarsier using Reality Engine.

March 2005

DreamGazers created in one day this in-game environment for their title, Dreamers. The scene demonstrates PRT in a dynamic day/night cycle, HDR, and post-process FX.

February 2005

FutureFarm's warehouse uses dynamic lighting & soft shadowing, PRT, and post-process FX.

January 2005

U-235 Studios had never used Reality before, and created this scene in a few short weeks.

DirectX9 2004

This is a full multiplayer scene demonstrating various capabilities. As day turns to night, the entire scene's radiosity-quality lighting adjusts dynamically and accurately.

DirectX9 2004

Reality was the first engine to adopt PRT and remains on the cutting edge of this powerful technology.

DirectX9 2003

This demo is from 2003, long before Doom 3 and other pixel shaded games were available, and still has technology not used to date!

DirectX9 2003

An implementation of tone mapping for dynamic exposure control. While the demo was created in 2003, this technique is still considered on the cutting edge of rendering technology.