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All the great Fantasy Art we've been missing from Computer Games -- Post Them Here!
Hi Everyone!
I'm starting this thread for everyone to share fantasy computer game art, not just for character ideas but landscapes and locations, and magic or power FX.
If you haven't been playing some of the popular computer role-playing games from even 10 years ago, you've missed out on a lot of great art!
As I haven't played every game out there, I hope everyone will share their own screenshots, as well as any writeups or RPG conversions that have been inspired from the great art and animation of computer games.
Dark Wizard of Valdis - The Fantasy Art of Dungeon Siege II: Broken World
As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games. I quite recently embarked on a massive update to my website presently showcases Dungeon Siege II: Broken World section, and though far from complete, it's already got some spectacular scenes.
Even if you've played the game, you may want to have a look as I've used mods to enable close-ups, and only stills can capture some of the graphic details of animation that goes by so quickly. Here is a small selection from the Dark Wizard of Valdis.
Thanks for your comment! You've echoed exactly the reason the website exists -- to bring video game fantasy art to those who don't play video games! (^_^)
The Fantasy Art of Dungeon Siege II: Dragon Boss Talon
As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games. I quite recently embarked on a massive update to my website presently showcases Dungeon Siege II: Broken World section, and though far from complete, it's already got some spectacular scenes.
Even if you've played the game, you may want to have a look as I've used mods to enable close-ups, and only stills can capture some of the graphic details of animation that goes by so quickly. Here is a small selection from the Dragon Boss Talon.
From Dungeon Siege II
(link to Flickr is mandatory per Flickr terms of service)
As you know, my website presently showcases the fantasy art of computer games. I quite recently embarked on a massive update to my website presently showcases Dungeon Siege II: Broken World section, and though far from complete, it's already got some spectacular scenes.
Today, I'd like to showcase the final boss of Dungeon Siege II, Valdis.
Even if you've played the game, you may want to have a look as I've used mods to enable close-ups, and only stills can capture some of the graphic details of animation that goes by so quickly. Here is a small selection from the Valdis screenshots.
From Dungeon Siege II
(link to Flickr is mandatory per Flickr terms of service)
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