A Fan Made the Gates of Oblivion in UE4

For Lord Dagon! A VFX Artist Pavel Mazanik created the Gates of Oblivion using modern software.

A fan of TES 4 Oblivion and a VFX Artist Pavel Mazanik reimagined the portal to Deadlands Oblivion plane. The project was made in Unreal Engine and Substance Designer with environment assets taken from Megascans. Here are a couple of node graphs that show how it was done:

The author is known for making stunning VFX effects in Unreal Engine, here's one more work – Lightning Monolith. We highly encourage you to visit Pavel's ArtStation page to check out the works.

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