Developer Ninja Theory has released a realtime cinematograph tech video for Siggraph 2016 award winner, Hellblade.

　　The tech video shows off the advancements made in performance capture technology. Check out the video down below:

　　Winner of the Siggraph 2016 Award for Best Real-Time Graphics and Interactivity.

　　Using their previously shown virtual human technology, a complex scene from Ninja Theory’s upcoming game, Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, was shot, captured and edited to final quality in minutes, a process that would normally take weeks or months.

　　This project was developed by Epic Games, Ninja Theory, Cubic Motion & 3Lateral.

　　Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice  was officially announced during Sony’s Gamescom 2014 conference. The game was initially presented as a PS4 title, but a Windows PC version was later announced as well. The game revolves around Senua, a Celtic warrior who is left traumatised by a Viking invasion, and will follow her journey into a vision of hell that is the manifestation of her own mental illness.

　　The game is being developed by a small team of 15 persons under a development model Ninja Theory calls, Independent AAA.

　　Tameem Antoniades, Chief Creative Director at Ninja Theory, said: “In Hellblade we are pursuing creative independence in order to explore a compelling subject matter and gaming experience that would not be possible under the current retail model.  In movie terms, this would be a quality independent film, not a Hollywood blockbuster.  Digital self-publishing means that we can offer a smaller, but high quality game at around half the price of retail games.”

　　Hellblade will be released for PS4 and PC simultaneously this year.