Check Out This UE5-Powered Recreation of Fallout: New Vegas' Lucky 38

Muhammed "SynthLyn-X" Ali, a Game Developer and CG Artist specializing in detailed 3D environments, has recently paid tribute to one of the greatest RPGs of all time, showcasing a realistic recreation of Lucky 38's casino floor from Obsidian's Fallout: New Vegas.

Powered by Unreal Engine 5, the scene looks like it comes straight from a non-existent FNV remake, with each model faithfully restored and each texture upscaled and refined. Besides Unreal, Muhammed also utilized 3ds Max, Megascans, Quixel Mixer, NifSkope, After Effects, and G.E.C.K., the official editor for Fallout 3 and New Vegas for creating new levels and edit data in the games, to bring the environment to life.

Attached below are some of the static renders shared by the artist; at the moment, Muhammed is working on a video to present the scene in motion, so we highly encourage you to follow the creator on Twitter, YouTube, and ArtStation so as not to miss its release:

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