m7600
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I haven't played Mythforce yet, but I'm planning to get it in the near future. I thought I'd start a thread for discussing the game and sharing information / opinions about it. Here's the trailer:
Personally, from what I've seen so far, it looks interesting. I like the 80's vibe that it has. But what intrigues me the most is the technical aspect of the gameplay aesthetics. Let me explain what I mean by that. The game uses 3D models, but they look like 2D animations. This technique is known as non-photorealistic rendering, or NPR for short.
As an artist, I've been using this technique for the past few years, simply because I like that workflow. I like digital sculpting and modeling more than drawing and painting, but I still wanted to get my models to have a sort of 2D aesthetic. I never imagined that this was something that was actually being done by gaming companies. But it's a style that's starting to become more and more common.
So, those are my thoughts on Mythforce for now. What do you folks think of this game?
Personally, from what I've seen so far, it looks interesting. I like the 80's vibe that it has. But what intrigues me the most is the technical aspect of the gameplay aesthetics. Let me explain what I mean by that. The game uses 3D models, but they look like 2D animations. This technique is known as non-photorealistic rendering, or NPR for short.
As an artist, I've been using this technique for the past few years, simply because I like that workflow. I like digital sculpting and modeling more than drawing and painting, but I still wanted to get my models to have a sort of 2D aesthetic. I never imagined that this was something that was actually being done by gaming companies. But it's a style that's starting to become more and more common.
So, those are my thoughts on Mythforce for now. What do you folks think of this game?