Category
✨
PeopleTranscript
00:00Is this the future after Minecraft?
00:02If you ever played Minecraft and thought to yourself how cool it would be if everything
00:06would be a tiny bit more stunning, with realistic physics and a world that truly reacts to your
00:10every move, then check this out.
00:12In Lay of the Land, a mind-blowing indie adventure being crafted by a solo developer in Unreal
00:17Engine 5, you will experience exactly that.
00:20Gone are the times of chunky blocks.
00:22This game uses tiny detailed voxels to create a world that looks much more immersive and
00:27detailed.
00:28In a realistic physics system, everything you do has a real consequence, like if you
00:31chop down a tree it will actually fall down and it can even kill you if you are on the
00:35wrong side of it.
00:36That's pretty neat, and the same logic applies throughout the whole world.
00:40You can explore a diverse set of biomes, plunder ancient ruins, and delve into mysterious caverns
00:45where epic bosses and a huge variety of enemies awaits you.
00:48Lay of the Land isn't just a Minecraft clone, but feels like the logical next step in the
00:53genre.
00:54It's a hyper-realistic evolution of a sandbox game.
00:57While it's currently single-player and the world isn't infinite like Minecraft's, the
01:00jaw-dropping visuals and dynamic physics make it a very interesting competitor already.
01:05So, I'm going to go ahead and see you in the next video.
01:06I'm going to go ahead and see you in the next video.
01:08I'm going to go ahead and see you in the next video.
01:10So, what?