GSC Game World, the Ukraine based developer responsible for the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series announced on December 9, 2011 that they are closing their doors for good.
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Modder 'Red Panda' has ported the first STALKER game, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl to Unreal Engine 5, and shared a Test Build for it.
Eh. I'll give it a shot.
Just interested in the performance, considering it's the stock game.
The idea that this could become a full blown remake of the original game in Unreal 5 could be exciting.
Unless, now with Stalker 2 being a thing, GSC World starts striking projects such as this because of any future plans they may have. Time will tell.
Oh for a second i thought this was the new one and we could test how it runs lol
It's just the old one modded
Some serious frame rate optimisation needed. But nonetheless props to the modder for the effort.
I still think this is a PR stunt!
Maybe I'm just a fanboy in denial but this series sold almost 5 million copies and is one of the greatest games ever made.
The open world, the Atmosphere, the detailed graphics, The A.I. were all ground breaking.
I just do not understand how GSC could close! I'm so confused right now!
I built a gaming PC just a few months back, and STALKER Call of Pripyat was the first game I bought for it. Fantastic, atmospheric open-world FPS. Perhaps the best single-player FPS I've played in years.
If the studio really is closing, then that's a true shame. I was really looking forward to their next title.
it's sad i have been waiting so long for the sequel :(
Firstly this is the 800th time this has been reported.
Secondly GSC have said no such thing. Some guy who people mistook for the CEO said something but that's about it. The official statement is they're doing their best, what that means, we don't know. But they've not closed their doors as far as we know.