Your cause is just and righteousI was keen on picking up DQB2, but $80 is a little hard to swallow even though the port seems good.
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Astral Chain looks pretty great, as does Bayonetta 2 (the original in its time too really, though it has some issues on that front with the colors and post processing) and The Wonderful 101. The Transformers game looked pretty good for the low budget thing it clearly was even. And of course their work on Granblue Fantasy: Relink was superb. I'd say they have more hits than misses in that area (and some middle of the road stuff on top, like Revengeance). Maybe this is more on Square Enix, not PG. It doesn't really look striking to me on any level, NieR for all its drab colors looked very enticing and interesting from day 1.
Could be, but it's not the first time their game looks bland as hell, MGR, Anarchy Reigns, Vanquish all had that problem. MadWorld is an interesting case there aesthetic choice made not all that impressive environmental art look pretty great.
Lol, that explains my Steam timeline, basically everyone buys Shovel Knight today.Shovel Knight price error on my currency, only $1
While I agree that Bethesda proper has some rather terrible art (comes down with a territory when your game is full of barren wastelands) there's some very strong, inspired art direction to be found in both Morrowind and Skyrim.
Mankind Divided looks fabulous, HR is less impressive in that regard, but had a few cool ideas.
Here there be goblins!
“Once upon a time, in a deep and ancient forest…”
So begins the Book of Goblins, a compendium of the Ronan twins’ homemade fairy tales!
As Alyson and Tyler return to their childhood home for the first time in ten years, they rediscover their imaginary alter egos: the Crafty Goblins. This rowdy pair spent their days exploring the wilderness, causing mischief, and eating everything in sight – and Alyson created the Book of Goblins to memorialize all the Crafty Goblins’ adventures.
What purpose might this book serve for the twins’ homecoming? What secrets might it hold for the future?
We’ll be sharing more info about the Book of Goblins as we get closer to Tell Me Why’s release! For now, here are just a few of the many characters who feature in the Crafty Goblins’ tales:
The Old Bear is silly but strong, with a heart bigger than his paws.
The Moose is a stalwart fellow, always trying to help his friends see right from wrong.
The Pelican is a charitable bird whose beak is filled with a never-ending supply of seafood.
Last but not least, the Secret Keeper is a mysterious spirit who lives in the trees, gathering memories to keep in the clouds.
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