Unit 78: Task 1 Artistic styles used in games
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Photorealism aims to depict objects and scenes as realistically as possible through detailed textures and polygons, though it increases development time and file size. Cell shading renders 3D graphics to mimic a hand-drawn comic or cartoon style, giving games a simplistic feel. Abstraction uses minimal details and Tetris is an example of this style. Exaggeration is common in anime-inspired games and is designed to be over-the-top rather than photorealistic, creating a more fun atmosphere.
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Unit 78: Task 1 Artistic styles used in games
- 1. Task 1- Artistic styles used in computer games Photorealism: Photorealism is the art of conveying objects, scenes and characters as real as possible by taking photo’s and texturing them to how they really look. There is an argument between developers whether photorealism is needed to advance the game industry. It is mainly used in FPS Games to show great detail and to make the game seem as realistic as possible. Photo real Games take longer to create as every object is created with polys and pixels and usually take more disk space too. Connah Tilley
- 5. Cell Shading: Cell shading is a type of rendering that makes 3D Objects or scenes look Hand drawn. Its mainly used to mimic Comics or Cartoons. Games created by this have somewhat of a simplistic feel to them.
- 9. Abstraction: Abstraction is the simplest form yet, less is more basically. Tetris is Probably the most well known Game that uses abstraction.
- 12. Exaggeration: Exaggeration is used in Most Anime or Manga games. Its designed to be over the top and not pixel perfect Realism. It gives the game a more fun feel. Naruto and dragonball z Are just 2 Examples of what games use this