Art

Once envisioned as a hidden object game, Moncage instead uses "the act of connecting" as a powerful vehicle to tell its wordless story using dimension-bending perspective.

McLaughlin was beloved in the Guildford game development scene.

"What we wanted to do is take those very normal, day-to-day elements that we have here in Colombia and turn them into these magical versions of themselves."

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The world of Happy Game is anything but happy. That misnomer carries through to a game filled with contrasting themes and visual contradictions, all of which serve to create a truly unsettling puzzle game experience.

Game animation has to be both artistically interesting and functional within the constraints of games.

"We didn't take into account how much work there is with the interface in such a game. But we don't regret the choice."

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"In Unpacking it felt impossible to separate art, level design and narrative design, as the three were so closely intertwined."

According to Unity, bringing Weta into the fold aims to help Weta's "incredibly exclusive and sophisticated visual effects tools" reach new artists and to "shape the future of the metaverse."

We speak with Odd Bug Studio about developing the layered storybook art of its 2D action-RPG Tails of Iron.

Working with play-doh to create a unique look for an indie platformer.

Bokeh fur.

"Very distorted textures make a player feel more uneasy than a smooth surface, and at the same time, it looks a lot more natural while still being very low res pixel art."

"Every moment in-game should be screenshot-worthy and be an art piece in itself."