Stellar graphics, let's just start there. The entire game is so realistic looking, and the opening sequence of your shooting incoming cars is quite fun, but at the end of the day, this is a demo, no if, ands, or buts. The amount of material this game has is lacking, especially once you hit the open-world portion of the game.
I loved this intro though. So cool they got both Keanu and Carrie to come back to their roles as Neo and Trinity, but the story is... well almost non-existent which makes this a bit hard to recommend as a must play for Matrix fans. It certainly is good, and Matrix fans will sure dig it. I mean, this is just a Unreal Engine 5 demo so the fact they decided to make it a sort of standalone Matrix game was neat. I just was very disappointed in the ending, as there really isn't an end at all, but it's just open world where you can go to certain markers and adjust/enhance graphics and stuff like that to see Unreal Engines full capability's. If you can somehow find this now defunct demo, I'd suggest giving it 10 minutes of your time since it's very short, fun, and shows how cool video games are going to look in the near future.
I loved this intro though. So cool they got both Keanu and Carrie to come back to their roles as Neo and Trinity, but the story is... well almost non-existent which makes this a bit hard to recommend as a must play for Matrix fans. It certainly is good, and Matrix fans will sure dig it. I mean, this is just a Unreal Engine 5 demo so the fact they decided to make it a sort of standalone Matrix game was neat. I just was very disappointed in the ending, as there really isn't an end at all, but it's just open world where you can go to certain markers and adjust/enhance graphics and stuff like that to see Unreal Engines full capability's. If you can somehow find this now defunct demo, I'd suggest giving it 10 minutes of your time since it's very short, fun, and shows how cool video games are going to look in the near future.