After Steve Hall read the question and others, Thomas Lynskey provided the answers through the video. Here's his statement:
“This has been a very important focus of ours throughout the production of this game because it’s not a good Titanic game unless it has semi-realistic flowing water. Water is one of the biggest difficulties in any video game engine has. There actually was only one game that comes to mind that has semi-realistic water. It was a few years ago, and it was called Hydrophobia. I never played it, but I’ve seen clips of it. And, we are aiming to do something like that. In fact, this water effect question is one of the main reasons why we switched over to Unreal [Engine 4] instead of Cry ENGINE, so we’re going as real as possible. Whatever the best is that’s out there, we will do our best to integrate it into the engine. If computer technology doesn’t allow it at the time, we’re just gonna have to make it work with what’s ever available.”
Have you ever wondered how the massive Titanic looked from within? This luxurious ship has been depicted in modern media so many times that it’s now more legend than history.
Four Funnels Entertainment has released a brand new demo for its Unreal Engine 4-powered title, Titanic – Honor and Glory. This new demo comes with support for both the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift VR headsets, so we strongly suggest downloading in case you own one of them.
Four Funnels Entertainment announced that a brand new demo for Titanic: Honor and Glory will be released soon. This new demo will allow players to explore part of the Harland and Wolff Shipyards in Belfast, Ireland.
Not as good as Super Mario Sunshine's water.
Uncharted 2 water was good with sinking ship
I wonder what the ending is going to be. ;)
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If its anywhere as good as gta v's water then good