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Gamer Recreates Minecraft In Trials Fusion
A gamer who goes by the online handle PneumaticBog484 is doing some amazing things with Trials Fusion's track creator.
We knew that Trials Fusion has a very in-depth track creator, but we didn't realize just how flexible it was until Kotaku Australia tipped us off to PneumaticBog484. He's doing some amazing things with the toolset, including a very credible simulation of Minecraft and an open world game demo called Hero Rising, among others. Check out his work below.
[Source: Kotaku Australia]
Our Take:
This is amazing, the next generation of game developers – the kids who are growing up with access to tools like this – are going to blow our minds in a few years.
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