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The Matrix Awakens
Promotional poster
DeveloperEpic Games
PublisherEpic Games
Directors
ProducerJohn Gaeta
ProgrammerJeff Farris
ArtistJerome Platteaux
Writers
  • Lana Wachowski
  • James McTeigue
EngineUnreal Engine 5
Platforms
ReleaseDecember 9, 2021
GenreAction-adventure
ModeSingle-player

The Matrix Awakens is a 2021 action-adventure game and technology demonstration developed by Epic Games using Unreal Engine 5 in partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures, The Coalition, Wētā FX, Evil Eye Pictures, SideFX, and others for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S, serving as a marketing tie-in for the 2021 film The Matrix Resurrections.

Released during the 2021 Game Awards on December 9, 2021, it features Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) and Neo (Keanu Reeves), along with photorealistic 3D-scanned models of both Moss and Reeves from the present time, portrayed by themselves, in cinematic and QTE shooter scenes where the player can take control of IO, a character which Epic introduced with Unreal's MetaHuman creator tool.[1][2][3][4]

While the demo did not get a PC release, Epic released the city environment in the demo as a sample project titled "City Sample" in their Unreal Engine 5 workshop. This was immediately used by fans to generate a Windows executable package in which the city can be navigated, offering the ability to control several parameters of the game engine. The game also features NPCs with AI that can generate conversations when players use the audio.[5] The assets were also reused later in several fan-made demos featuring characters such as Spider-Man, Superman, and Batman. The game was later delisted on July 9, 2022.[6]

Background

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The demo was written and directed by Resurrections director Lana Wachowski, with many members of the team that worked on the first three Matrix films participating in the project, including John Gaeta, James McTeigue, Kym Barrett, and Kim Libreri, the chief technology officer of Epic Games.[2]

Reception

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Eurogamer commented that the game looked a "suitable 4K" on PS5 and Xbox Series X by using temporal super resolution TSR technology for sub-native rendering.[7] Ars Technica praised the demo's particle effects, ray tracing and lighting, and range of its draw distance.[8] VentureBeat opined that this technology demonstration was "a pretty good sign that Epic Games is serious about building its own metaverse."[9] GameSpot commented that The Matrix Awakens was "an impressive tech demo that does a lot to further blur the lines between games and films, and maybe even reality" as the narrative of the demo suggests.[10]

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The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience is a free interactive technology demonstration developed by in collaboration with The Coalition and , released on December 9, 2021, exclusively for and consoles. This tech demo serves as a showcase for the advanced capabilities of , highlighting features such as Nanite for virtualized micropolygon geometry and Lumen for real-time dynamic , enabling highly detailed, photorealistic environments. It begins with a short cinematic sequence featuring actors and reprising their roles as Neo and from film series, transitioning into interactive segments that include open-world city exploration, vehicle driving, and action-oriented shooting mechanics inspired by the franchise. Released to coincide with the theatrical debut of on December 22, 2021, the experience was designed not as a traditional game but as a boundary-pushing preview of future interactive entertainment, encouraging developers to leverage Unreal Engine 5 for innovative storytelling and visuals. Although it was removed from digital storefronts in July 2022, users who previously added it to their library can still access and redownload the demo.

Development

Announcement

The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience was first made available for pre-loading on and Xbox Series X/S consoles on December 6, 2021, building anticipation ahead of its full reveal. The project was officially announced during on December 9, 2021, ahead of the theatrical release of on December 22, 2021. This timing positioned the experience as a direct promotional to the film's revival of the Matrix franchise, extending its narrative themes into an interactive format. Developed through a collaboration between Epic Games, Warner Bros. Pictures, and Village Roadshow Pictures, the project leveraged the Matrix intellectual property to demonstrate advanced game engine technology. Lana Wachowski, director of The Matrix Resurrections, served as the cinematic director and writer for the experience, ensuring continuity with the franchise's visionary style. It prominently featured motion-captured performances by Keanu Reeves reprising his role as Neo and Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity, using photorealistic digital scans to recreate their likenesses from the films. Marketed as a tech demo, The Matrix Awakens highlighted the capabilities of Unreal Engine 5, including real-time rendering and procedural city generation, while offering players a narrative glimpse into the Matrix universe. Epic Games emphasized its role in showcasing the future of interactive entertainment, blending cinematic storytelling with exploratory gameplay elements tied to the film's promotional campaign.

Production

The production of The Matrix Awakens began in July 2020, initiated when director Lana Wachowski approached ' chief technology officer Kim Libreri and visual effects veteran —both key figures from the original Matrix films—about creating an interactive real-time experience to complement the upcoming . The project, developed in collaboration with Warner Bros., spanned approximately 17 months until its release in December 2021, allowing the team to leverage the then-new for a focused rather than a full-scale commercial title. Epic Games assembled a relatively small team of around 50 to 70 developers for the endeavor, with 20 to 30 specializing in asset creation, enabling rapid iteration despite the ambitious scope of building a detailed open-world city. Leadership came from Epic's creative and technical experts, including Libreri and , alongside contributions from original Matrix team members such as Wachowski for narrative guidance and for directorial input on sequences. technology was extensively used to record actor performances, particularly for the opening cinematic featuring and , with raw body and facial data processed through Epic's MetaHuman Creator tools to achieve film-like realism in real time. Development presented several challenges, including adapting high-fidelity assets and visual effects from the Matrix Resurrections film pipeline to real-time rendering, which required innovative use of procedural generation tools to populate a vast urban environment without exhaustive manual modeling. The team also focused on optimizing performance for next-generation consoles like the and Series X/S, balancing photorealistic visuals with smooth interactivity on limited hardware resources. Produced as a complimentary free download rather than a monetized , the project prioritized showcasing Unreal Engine 5's capabilities—such as advanced simulation and lighting—over expansive or commercial goals, reflecting Epic's strategy to demonstrate the engine's potential for and game crossovers.

Technical innovations

The Matrix Awakens leverages 5's Nanite virtualized micropolygon geometry system to render expansive cityscapes comprising billions of polygons without traditional level-of-detail transitions or pop-in artifacts, allowing for seamless traversal of a densely populated urban environment. This innovation enables the simulation of a photorealistic metropolis with intricate architectural details, such as varied building facades and street elements, processed in real-time on next-generation consoles. Complementing Nanite, the experience employs Lumen for fully dynamic , providing realistic lighting bounces and indirect shadows across the without precomputed lightmaps. Lumen's software and hardware ray tracing modes adapt to hardware constraints, illuminating procedural city blocks with natural light diffusion from sources like the sun and artificial streetlights. Procedural generation techniques, powered by Houdini integration with Unreal Engine 5, create the city's layout algorithmically, combining modular assets to form a cohesive 16 km² urban area. Niagara, Unreal Engine's visual effects system, handles particle simulations for destruction sequences, generating debris, sparks, and smoke during building collapses with high-fidelity interactions. Meanwhile, Chaos Physics simulates realistic dynamics for vehicle pursuits and structural failures, including cloth deformation on characters and rigid-body interactions for tumbling cars and shattering concrete. To maintain performance on console hardware, the demo incorporates ray-traced reflections and shadows selectively, using temporal upsampling and denoising to achieve stable 60 frames per second in the open-world simulation. These optimizations balance visual with responsiveness, ensuring ray-traced elements like puddle reflections and elongated shadows enhance immersion without compromising frame rates. The experience integrates Matrix-inspired visuals through custom shaders that replicate the "bullet time" effect, slowing time with motion blur and radial camera paths while preserving real-time rendering. Agent simulations, utilizing the Mass Entity framework, drive crowd behaviors in the simulated city, enabling thousands of AI pedestrians to navigate streets autonomously with and .

Content and gameplay

Story and characters

The Matrix Awakens features an original narrative set within the universe of The Matrix franchise, written and directed by Lana Wachowski and James McTeigue. The story follows IO, a new character created using Epic Games' MetaHuman technology and performed by Felicia Simone, who encounters Neo and Trinity amid a sprawling, photorealistic simulated urban environment spanning 16 square kilometers. This framework introduces IO to the concept of the Matrix as a simulated reality, emphasizing themes of awakening and the blurred lines between the real and the constructed. Key characters include Neo, portrayed by in a motion-captured performance that blends his likeness with advanced digital rendering, and , played by in a similarly captured role. Both reprise their iconic parts from the films, appearing in scripted sequences that highlight their enduring connection and roles as liberators within the . IO serves as the protagonist and player avatar, depicted as an ordinary individual thrust into extraordinary circumstances, symbolizing the potential for personal enlightenment in the face of systemic illusion. The plot ties directly to the broader Matrix lore, positioned chronologically after (2003) but before (2021), functioning as a companion piece that bridges the narratives through subtle references and to established elements like agents and red pill awakenings. Thematic elements delve deeply into philosophical questions of existence, control, and choice, with dialogue delivered by Neo and reinforcing the franchise's core motifs of questioning perceived reality and embracing awakening.

Gameplay mechanics

The Matrix Awakens structures its gameplay around two primary modes: a guided narrative experience that delivers a narrative-driven introduction through scripted missions, and an open free-roam exploration in a sprawling procedural measuring approximately 4 km by 4 km. The guided mode begins with players awakening in the simulated world, progressing through interactive sequences that blend cinematic with player input, such as evading pursuers while transitioning between and on-foot . This mode serves as an entry point, lasting about 15-20 minutes, before seamlessly opening into free roam without a save , allowing players to revisit sections or jump to specific starting points for repeated playthroughs focused on different interactive elements. Exploration in free roam emphasizes immersive traversal of the bustling urban environment, where players can walk on foot, enter and drive various vehicles with responsive handling mechanics that simulate realistic physics and collisions, or even deploy a drone for aerial oversight. Vehicle operation includes accelerating through traffic-heavy streets, performing drifts and jumps off ramps, and interacting dynamically with AI-controlled pedestrians who react to the player's actions by scattering or responding to proximity. The environment supports destructible elements, such as crumpling cars during high-speed impacts or shattering glass on buildings, enhancing the sense of a living, reactive world during extended drives or pedestrian wandering. Action sequences draw direct inspiration from the Matrix films, featuring on-foot shooting mechanics where players wield firearms against enemies in third-person perspective, incorporating bullet-time effects for slow-motion aiming and evasion. These include acrobatic dives through the air while firing, wall-running to flank opponents, and synchronized slow-motion sequences that allow precise targeting amid chaos, all integrated into both guided missions and optional free-roam encounters. The overall experience totals around 20-30 minutes for a complete guided playthrough plus initial exploration, with replayability stemming from the lack of progression locks and multiple access points that let players experiment with mechanics like prolonged chases or combat without restarting from scratch.

Release

Platforms and launch

The Matrix Awakens was released on December 9, 2021, as a free download available exclusively through the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 5 and the Microsoft Store for Xbox Series X/S. The experience leveraged the SSD storage inherent to these next-generation consoles to support seamless loading times and advanced features like Nanite virtualized geometry and Lumen global illumination from Unreal Engine 5. The download size ranged from approximately 25 to 29 GB depending on the platform, reflecting the high-fidelity assets required for its photorealistic city environment and interactive sequences. Its immediate availability was coordinated with the promotional campaign for , which premiered in theaters on December 22, , allowing players to explore a Matrix-inspired world ahead of the film's release. Pre-load options became available on , , prominently featured on console home dashboards to facilitate quick access ahead of the announcement at on December 9. The launch was further amplified through cross-promotions with ' marketing for , including trailers and tie-in materials that highlighted the demo's connection to the franchise. This strategy contributed to strong initial uptake across both platforms.

Post-launch updates and delisting

Following its December 2021 launch, The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience received no major content additions or expansions, maintaining its original scope as a limited-time technology demonstration. In April 2022, Epic Games released the free "City Sample" project—a downloadable Unreal Engine 5 asset pack recreating the demo's urban environment with editable source code, vehicles, buildings, and MetaHuman crowds—to enable developers and users to explore and modify its technical features. This release accompanied the full release of Unreal Engine 5 and served as an educational resource without altering the console demo itself. On July 9, 2022, the demo was delisted from the and , approximately seven months after its debut, preventing new downloads. described it as a time-limited offering from the outset, though no explicit reason for the removal—such as licensing constraints—was publicly detailed. Users who added it to their library prior to the cutoff retained access for re-downloads and offline play, ensuring continued availability for existing owners on and Xbox Series X/S. Post-delisting, the demo faced a temporary server-related outage in September 2023 that rendered it unplayable for some users, even offline, due to a required network check. resolved the issue shortly thereafter via server maintenance, restoring functionality without additional patches to the client. Community discussions emphasized the importance of pre-delisting acquisition for long-term preservation, with ongoing viability confirmed for installed copies as of 2025.

Reception

Critical response

The Matrix Awakens received generally positive reception from critics and users for its immersive take on the universe, though it was frequently noted as more of a promotional tech demo than a standalone game. On , no aggregate critic score was compiled due to the limited number of formal reviews, but the user score averaged 8.1 out of 10 based on 23 ratings, reflecting appreciation for its visual and narrative fidelity. Critics praised the experience as an engaging homage to the original films, particularly through its scripted sequences that captured the essence of the franchise's action and . The seamless integration of de-aged performances by as Neo and as was highlighted as a standout feature, blending real-time rendering with cinematic quality to create convincing character interactions. Fun action setpieces, such as the high-speed highway shootout echoing scenes from , were lauded for their intensity and spectacle, drawing players into the simulated world. Despite these strengths, reviewers critiqued the overall brevity of the content, which clocks in at under an hour for most players, limiting replayability and depth. The open-city exploration mode was seen as repetitive, relying heavily on driving without meaningful objectives or a progression system, leading some to view it primarily as a proof-of-concept for Unreal Engine 5 rather than a compelling interactive experience. Occasional technical hiccups, like framerate dips during exploration, were also mentioned as detracting from the immersion. Notable coverage included Eurogamer's impression piece describing it as an "unmissable next-gen showcase" for its promotional tie-in to and effective demonstration of potential. emphasized the excitement of its reality-bending sequences and star cameos in their overview, positioning it as a thrilling to the franchise's digital resurrection.

Technical evaluation

Digital Foundry praised the graphical achievements of The Matrix Awakens, particularly the implementation of Nanite and Lumen, which enabled photorealistic rendering of a sprawling city environment without relying on traditional optimization techniques such as level-of-detail () systems or aggressive . Nanite's virtualized geometry system allowed for unprecedented detail in buildings and assets, eliminating pop-in artifacts and creating a seamless urban landscape that closely mirrored the aesthetic of the original Matrix films. Lumen's dynamic and reflections further enhanced realism, providing hardware-accelerated ray tracing for diffuse lighting and indirect bounces that contributed to the demo's film-like quality. In terms of performance, the demo delivered stable frame rates on base next-generation consoles, with the exploratory city sample targeting 30 FPS at dynamic resolutions up to on and , while the opening cinematic sequence runs at 24 FPS. On , resolutions were scaled down to around to maintain similar performance, demonstrating effective cross-platform optimization. (TAA) was employed effectively, resulting in minimal and edge shimmering even in motion, which helped sustain the visual fidelity during traversal. Expert analyses highlighted some hardware constraints, noting that the consoles' ray-tracing capabilities, while innovative for real-time applications, fell short of the full potential seen on high-end PCs due to limited RT core throughput and memory bandwidth. Despite these limitations, the demo was described as groundbreaking for real-time open-world rendering, pushing boundaries in scale and interactivity that were previously confined to offline cinematic production. The Matrix Awakens served as a key benchmark for 5's viability on consumer hardware, influencing developers' perceptions of achievable next-generation graphics and performance targets in large-scale environments.

Legacy

Influence on Unreal Engine 5

The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience served as a flagship showcase for 5 following its release in May 2021, demonstrating the engine's scalability for large-scale interactive projects by rendering a photorealistic open-world city the size of in real time. Released publicly in December 2021, it highlighted UE5's potential for cinematic and gameplay integration, proving the engine could handle complex simulations without traditional performance trade-offs. The demo validated key UE5 features, particularly Nanite's virtualized , which efficiently streamed and rendered billions of polygons across thousands of buildings and vehicles, enabling film-quality detail at interactive frame rates. Complementing this, Lumen's fully dynamic delivered real-time lighting and reflections in the demo's evolving urban scenes, including dynamic weather and destruction effects, showcasing seamless integration of ray-traced elements on console hardware. Its influence extended to developers through direct inspiration for UE5 integrations in production titles, such as Fortnite's Chapter 4 update, which adopted similar Nanite and Lumen techniques for enhanced environmental detail and lighting in its battle royale mode. The demo's asset pack, released as the free City Sample project in 2022, provided developers with modular tools for procedural city generation and crowds, facilitating hands-on learning and of large-scale worlds. Feedback from the demo's performance on and Series X|S informed UE5's , contributing to optimizations in versions 5.1 and later, including refined workflows via PCG (Procedural Content ) framework and improved console-specific rendering pipelines for better stability in open environments. These enhancements addressed scalability challenges observed in the demo, such as and lighting compute, paving the way for broader adoption in AAA titles. As of 2025, community efforts continue to update the demo using later UE5 versions, such as a 2024 rebuild with UE5.4 showing significant performance gains, and the City Sample project remains compatible with UE5.6.

Cultural and industry impact

The Matrix Awakens served as a key promotional extension of the Matrix franchise ahead of The Matrix Resurrections in December 2021, revitalizing public interest by merging cinematic narrative with interactive gameplay. Developed in collaboration with Warner Bros. and directed by Lana Wachowski, the demo featured Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their iconic roles as Neo and Trinity, drawing millions of players to explore a simulated urban environment that echoed the films' themes of reality and control. This bridge between film and gaming attracted over 6 million downloads across PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S within its first two months, effectively funneling audiences toward the movie while showcasing interactive possibilities within the franchise universe. The demo's hyper-realistic depiction of a simulated world amplified cultural discussions on simulation theory, particularly in gaming and circles, by allowing players to actively navigate and disrupt a Matrix-like . Building on the original films' philosophical foundations, it prompted reflections on existential themes such as and digital , with analyses in media outlets highlighting its role in reigniting aesthetics as a lens for contemporary tech anxieties. Referenced in industry talks on virtual production and AI-driven worlds, The Matrix Awakens stands as a milestone in cyberpunk media, illustrating how interactive experiences can deepen narrative immersion beyond traditional cinema. In the broader industry, The Matrix Awakens hastened the adoption of advanced tech demos as strategic marketing vehicles for next-generation hardware and engines, proving the viability of photorealistic open worlds on consoles like the PS5 and Series X/S. Its success inspired hybrid film-game promotions, where immersive demos complement theatrical releases to engage audiences across media, akin to the transmedia expansions seen in adaptations like HBO's series. By 2025, the demo endures as a foundational UE5 artifact, with its core assets released via Epic's free City Sample project enabling community mods—such as player-controlled Neo flights and integrations—that preserve and extend its legacy despite the original's delisting in July 2022.

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