In a statement, she recalled, “When I told them I was making another Matrix film, they suggested I come and play in the Epic sandbox. “We wanted to create a city that would benefit anyone who wants to reuse it,” Libreri said.Ī few years ago, Libreri and John Gaeta - both of whom were part of the VFX team for the first three “Matrix” movies - met with Lana Wachowski for lunch. Įpic plans to release all the creative assets used to build the virtual Matrix city (and its AI-powered vehicles and pedestrians) next year alongside the final release of Unreal Engine 5. and then wander around the metropolis in an open-world exploration. “How do we know what is real?” Reeves says in the opener for “The Matrix Awakens.”įollowing the cinematic intro, users can engage in gameplay - shooting at evil agents from a speeding car in a chase across in a virtual city about the size of L.A. Epic’s 3Lateral team captured high-fidelity 3D scans of Reeves and Moss’ faces and 4D captures of their performances in its studio in Novi Sad, Serbia. But with the exception of a brief video clip of Reeves, the actors and characters in “The Matrix Awakens” (including a de-aged Keanu) are entirely digital re-creations. The actors provided voiceovers for the project. Written and cinematically directed by Lana Wachowski, “The Matrix Awakens” features Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their roles as Neo and Trinity (and also appearing as themselves).
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