So i always been a RPG Looter Shooter player an i wanted to build my own project based on Tom Clancy The Division. I call my game Project Division. I wanted to try to recreate the entire game but, on the unity engine. I was wondering could i build this game exactly what it looks like in this trailer that i have embedded in this thread. Also what assets would i need. I wanted to be the map creator an recreate the entire map with more areas to explore. More Mission Incursions an add control points that could also be taken by player clans/guilds. A more unique skill system an stat system. Thiers a lot i want to do with my project but, i know i can’t try to one man this game. I’m also looking for people who would like to join me in this community made project. That loved the original series like i did. When my game is complete i wanted it to look exactly like the trailer is. If thats even possible in unity. To try to come very close to the trailer graphics an ui!
You’ll need $50,000,000 USD minimum. All other questions are downstream from the money issue, because you won’t be asking those questions of random people on a web forum, you’ll be talking to your top engineers from your 100+ member team you have working on the game for the next 5 years straight.
If you want to make a AAA game, that requires a AAA budget. As a Unity beginner, you shouldn’t be looking at making AAA games.
I’ll assume you just want the overall look and feel. Unity can render this but you need to look for how to use HDRP and use models of a high quality. Use a character controller and play around experimenting. That’s the best way to get started.
The other people here are taking you literally, even though I think we both know you can’t make it exactly the same because of copyright. Near enough is good, right?
I haven’t seen a game yet that couldn’t be made in Unity (…and made well), given a AAA budget + a few years of effort. Actually, one of the last AAA games I bought only ran at 30fps on a PS4 Pro… and for what it was, it could easily have ran at 60fps in a web browser had the developers known Unity. I want my $60 back (or whatever it was).
