We've gotten our first look at in-game action in the Metal Gear Solid 3 remake - or Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, as Konami prefers to call it - and wi𝔍th it we have confirmation that t🐎he game is being built on Unreal Engine 5.

As we previously suspected based on the early screenshots, the remake's level design looks effectively identical to that♐ of the original game. That's even clearer in this "first in-engine look," where we see Snake wade through bogs, crawl through long grass, and shimmy around cliffsides to get the drop on guards. Every s🐼ingle aspect of the game looks effectively identical to the original, just with the benefit of modern graphical bells and whistles.

A good chunk of the trailer is focused on the early-game jungle action, but there are also glimpses of some later areas, including the mountain base - complete with trenches, AA guns, and those giant, scary vultures. Perhaps most importantly, we get a glimpse of the flooded underwater cavern where you fight The Pain, suggesting that MGS3's infamousl💟y goofy boss fight against the bee man will remain just as it was in the PS2 days.

The early response to the new footage is , which is a big change in tone for the Metal Gear fandom this week. The Metal Gear Solid Master Collection 🌱launched 🦋yesterday to a pretty dismal response, with many fans cri💖ticizing its lack of options and its barebones presentation of a classic series. Here's hoping that Delta can prove a more excitingಌ way to revisit MGS3 in the end. 

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