What game/s Art-style initially put you off, but after playing it, you vibe with it heavy?

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

For me, it's Streets of Rage 4, hands down. The first trailers were making me feel like the smoothness and vibrant colors of it had the game looking like it lost it's street edge, that was all the more perfectly encapsulated with SOR2. Now, not only do I really fukk with the aesthetic fully, but I so appreciate what they did with it in both paying homage to its roots while pushing it forward full scale, that I like the art-style even better than the originals now.

 

[the elastic]

Apex Legends

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

For me, it's Streets of Rage 4, hands down. The first trailers were making me feel like the smoothness and vibrant colors of it had the game looking like it lost it's street edge, that was all the more perfectly encapsulated with SOR2. Now, not only do I really fukk with the aesthetic fully, but I so appreciate what they did with it in both paying homage to its roots while pushing it forward full scale, that I like the art-style even better than the originals now.

Really? The new art style was always like the main draw for me with SoR4. Thats how i want x-men arcade to look

 

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

Really? The new art style was always like the main draw for me with SoR4. Thats how i want x-men arcade to look

Yeah, looking at it back then, it seemed a lil like fluff. Now it hits hard.

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

I think an easy one for me is Dishonored games. I remember seeing the previews and just not being impressed at all by how it looked, now im wondering how the fukk Redfall ended up looking so damn ugly.

 

[Redwood]

I said it in the other thread about Sly Cooper

 

[old pig]

katana zero…generally I’m not into pixel art 2D games…but I really enjoyed this tho so I guess this challenges my opinion in the other thread

 

[feelosofer]

Earthbound had a weird and wacky art style mixed with some disturbing imagery but now I realized it was executed brilliantly.