Jos van Laar - World Builder - Online Portfolio

"Scuttling the U-529" is another homage to one of my all-time favorite video games: Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (2002).

With the power and fidelity of Unreal Engine 5.5, I was able to recreate and remaster one of the most iconic missions: the undercover mission inside the German submarine pen in Norway. This time I opted for an ingame walkthrough video,
as if it's an actual playable experience. It was well received with many game pages writing about it.

My work on "Scuttling the U-529" included:

Rebuilding the base geometry, using Unreal Engine 5's Modeling Tools
Asset integration and material creation
Full prop- and set dressing
Full lighting pass using Lumen
Character (Metahuman) integration, rigging and animating it using Control Rig
Created proprietary tools to streamline development
Cinematic implementation using Unreal Engine's Level Sequencer
- Character (NPC) behaviors

Credits

"Scuttling the U-529" for Unreal Engine 5.6 is a fan project, for entertainment and educational purposes only.
No copyright infringement intended. All Rights belong to the original creators Electronic Arts, Inc. and 2015, Inc.
This project is not sponsored, authorized or endorsed in any way. This project is not intended for release.

arzew

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (2002) is a videogame with a special place my heart. Spending most of my teenage years with this game, I loved every minute of it.

After the success of my first Medal of Honor Reimagined video,
I was curious what it would take to remake one of MoHAA's iconic missions: the undercover mission inside the German submarine pens. I remember this tense mission due to its undercover nature, and swigching up from the intense action the game otherwise portrays.

Mentions

Original Level Designer Nathan Silvers:
"This is amazing.. This was one of the very first missions I created in my entire career. So happy and honored to have a fan remake of this Quality done with this. Great job! and thank you so much!"

gameranx

GameStar.de (German)

DSOGaming.com

PCGamesN

WinFuture.de (German)

GamePressure.com

NeoGAF.com

Gry-Online.pl (Polish)


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"Scuttling the u-529" (2025) Unreal Engine 5.5 "Scuttling the U-529" is another homage to one of my all-time favorite video games: Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (2002). With the power and fidelity of Unreal Engine 5.5, I was able to recreate and remaster one of the most iconic missions: the undercover mission inside the German submarine pen in Norway. This time I opted for an ingame walkthrough video, as if it's an actual playable experience. It was well received with many game pages writing about it. My work on "Scuttling the U-529" included: Rebuilding the base geometry, using Unreal Engine 5's Modeling Tools Asset integration and material creation Full prop- and set dressing Full lighting pass using Lumen Character (Metahuman) integration, rigging and animating it using Control Rig Created proprietary tools to streamline development Cinematic implementation using Unreal Engine's Level Sequencer Character (NPC) behaviors Credits "Scuttling the U-529" for Unreal Engine 5.6 is a fan project, for entertainment and educational purposes only. No copyright infringement intended. All Rights belong to the original creators Electronic Arts, Inc. and 2015, Inc. This project is not sponsored, authorized or endorsed in any way. This project is not intended for release.


arzew Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (2002) is a videogame with a special place my heart. Spending most of my teenage years with this game, I loved every minute of it. After the success of my first Medal of Honor Reimagined video, I was curious what it would take to remake one of MoHAA's iconic missions: the undercover mission inside the German submarine pens. I remember this tense mission due to its undercover nature, and swigching up from the intense action the game otherwise portrays. Mentions Original Level Designer Nathan Silvers: "This is amazing.. This was one of the very first missions I created in my entire career. So happy and honored to have a fan remake of this Quality done with this. Great job! and thank you so much!" gameranx GameStar.de (German) DSOGaming.com PCGamesN WinFuture.de (German) GamePressure.com NeoGAF.com Gry-Online.pl (Polish)