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Logo design, or blockbuster movie? 🎥 Check out this promo video from Fateless Games, announcing the name of their new game, Godforge. The logo was conceptualised and created by our talented design team, who eagerly await the official arrival of the new game!

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🔊🎮Sound design in games isn't just background noise, it's the heartbeat of immersion! From ambiance to character footsteps, every sound shapes the player's experience!

There should be no surprise as to why Fallout, The Last of Us, Arcane, and The Witcher have been successful adaptations from video games. It's all about the mini-series. But why do games like Borderlands, Uncharted, and Assassin's Creed struggle to adapt well to film? Cramming a 20-to-40-hour game experience into two hours, I believe, underserves the original I.P. The spirit and identity of the game is often lost, especially when Hollywood feels a need to overwhelm audiences with never-ending action sequences to live up to memorable gameplay moments of the source material at the expense of great character development. I could be wrong on this, but the list of failed game adaptations into movies is staggering. These movies feel too far apart from the games.

I just send my art test to AAA Game Art Studio, wish me luck :) The style needed is like Playrix Games RT style, it took some days to study their style before making this one #Playrix #Gameart #ArtTest #AAAGame #Gameartist #portofolioday #animalart

🎨 Ever wondered what goes into creating the stunning visuals in slot games? Now's your chance to find out ⭐ We're giving you the opportunity to ask our talented slot game artists anything you've been curious about - from their creative process to the inspiration behind the designs. Drop your questions in the comments below, and we’ll get them answered 👇🎮 #AskTheArtists #GameDesign #BehindTheScenes #CreativeProcess

What is the biggest challenge of historical video games ? Not to fall into historical stereotypes. Several video games have already been criticised for spreading wrong stories or reinforcing racist discourses that have been questioned today. So what is the balance between historical authenticity with respect for cultural sensitivities? In this article, Camille Harelle tells us about this situation experienced by the developers of this kind of videogames and shows us examples of this. https://lnkd.in/e7xSAwcF

🎮 Exploring video game localization: a journey through culture and history! 🌍 How do historical video games mirror our diverse cultural landscapes? I explore this challenge in my article on the TCLoc Master's blog, discussing the balance between historical accuracy and cultural sensitivity in game localization. ✨ Discover how developers are addressing these critical issues and shaping the future of video game narratives. ➡️ Read more on the TCLoc Master's blog!

As a video game player since I first got my Nintendo NES, until now, this is the truth. Video games started as what was possible and as a vehicle to engage socially with friends. Over 40 years later, it has become a strategic asset for Investment Growth. Video Games Players WANT quality games that push the limits of what's possible while having fun. It's time to end the era of Free-to-Play & Early Access games - which use customers as free Alpha Testers and then publish a purchasable DLC to FIX the game at launch. It's time to return to the era of a fully playable and quality game at launch.