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Agreed - the visuals are striking (though how close they are to how how it actually would have been is difficult to say). Lots of abusive language about - I'm pretty sure there were nice things being said too. Not much litter about.

Life is too short!

add some horse shit

The road surfaces look better than now.

Games that are mostly just walking VR in different times would be fun.

London wasn't that clean in those days'

Ahhh.....1868. A London with no Pisslam in sight!

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molto gignte questo video 🌺🌺💪🙏🙏💐💐

I wished he’d go into no a pub

This is amazing to watch and a complete labour of love,, but I am not sure it is right. First of all average male height in this era was at an all time low, so everyone should be smaller and secondly the Victorian buildings would be new and should shine like pins. This should be obvious among the older Georgian infill (which would be appearing shabby by this time). More signage and advertising in general, and if we are genuinely in the 1860s and 1870s considerably more telegraph wires in the centre of town.

Is the setting based on actual reconstruction of London?

I love the Trafalgar Square scenes

"Colorized" brother this is a video game LOLOL you didnt colorize anything.

VERY UNREALISTIC portrayal of London (or any other city)! There would have been throngs of pedestrians about and far more vehicles in the roads!!! There are many 'remastered' old films from around 1900 which give much more realistic and historically accurate picture of City life. Computerised images are only as good as the material they are based on - and this one is based on little or nothing!

Magnifique mais pas d'enfants et trop peu d'animaux

How wonderful.. not a mosque in sight

why does the buildings look like they were as old as they would look nowaday? they were built in that time period and should look brand new...totally unrealistic

Seems that CGI horses don't poop..

Relaxed?? Out in thee open!!⚡⚡

Like to see him walk to The Crystal Palace , a wonder of Victorian London!🧐

Strangely compelling viewing, the renditioning is amazing! What are the occasional ‘ghost’ like figures that appear in white outline?

Visiting my grandparents in Hackney in the fifties the streets were a lot narrower than those shown here, it was not a pleasant experience.

He looks like a Right Wing thug

Brilliant Mate!!!

This fellow never breaks his stride. Exhausting. 😮

Brilliant

Impressive....but surely not everyone snarled or was angry back then!

Where are the minorities? This is racist

The demographics would've been very different.

Hi there is this part of a game or from a game I hope so

The Walker is desperately looking for the Employment Office.

If it was 156 years ago, the buildings would have been much newer and should appear fresh, not weathered down. The city's current, aged look doesn’t make sense for that time period, as the structures should reflect their original, well-maintained state.

it would be hard for anyone today to live in that era with no modern conveniences and poor sanitation and medical care

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Great...❤

Fantastic.... ❤😊

Expected him to walk to Place de la Concorde and visit Madame Guillotine !? There was a tumbrelle ready and waiting!🧐

Quiet! This is a library not a saloon!

But why in colour ? Past is one type of ' Nastalzia ' which is only for the ' Educated ' virwers , not for the illiterates.

Before France was negrified and islamized

Brilliant

Its a little known fact, but everyone in Victorian London was constantly threatening one another.

This game should be renamed 'Cockney Wankers'.

Excellent. Where are the chavs like we have today. No fat women with big lips and tattoos on there legs lol

That rain will sober him up 😂

From an English sentimental nostalgic viewpoint, it appears the Golden Age of Victorian England was from about 1880 to 1913. It's not all roses as most would admit but they would still be fascinated living in that time frame to experience it. For Americans, our closest analog would be New York City or Boston in that same time line.

Who is this strange, solitary, unspeaking Englishman purposefully striding the 1868 mean streets of London? His clothing seems anachronistic, as if he were dressed more for 1848. He has a slight look of the sailor as if he served on British merchant marine commercial vessels. He looks to be in his mid-to-late 20s, the prime of his life. His height is about 5'10" at minimum but no more than 6'0". His build is mesomorph athletic and he looks more than capable of defending himself even against more than one ruffian or hooligan who is foolish enough to accost him. More, he is probably concealing weapons under his thick seaman's coat. He probably brandishes a large Bowie knife for primary defense and a much smaller back-up knife for last-ditch defense and as a tool. He might also be carrying a small pocket pistol for extreme instances of self-defense. He is not leaving his personal defense solely up to his fists. Look at his left forearm. It is protected by a heavy, decorated sleeve probably of stiff leather reinforced with pieces of decorative metal. It is a forearm defense against assailant knives and cane swords. His right arm appears to have some kind of reinforcement at the back of the elbow. It could be a round piece of metal intended for striking back at assailants at very close range. He is clearly prepared for fighting yet clearly does not invite confrontation. That is not his purpose. His purpose is something else clandestine and important but one that might require physical altercation. One imagines he is not poor. On the contrary, he likely carries a good amount of paper money and gold and silver coins in his pockets. When evening falls, he will avail himself of a decent quality tavern or inn for a hearty dinner then a modest, small but clean room and bed for the night. He could spend more but by nature he is frugal but not miserly with himself. Who he is, what is his name, and what is his purpose other than aimlessly striding about London has yet to be revealed.

Full of immigrants from the countryside

The people who built the greatest empire the world has ever seen 🇬🇧