[ SECRET POST #5152 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5152 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Ephemeral Rift on Youtube, linked b/c OP warned for needle imagery]


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Comments

Re: What are some games, movies, comics, et cetera that you find to be beautiful in appearance/style

[(Anonymous)]

I love Your Name so much, my god. It's one of the few movies that make me wish I had one of those OTT home cinema setups, so I could see all those sweeping vistas and tracking shots of the comet-slash-meteorite in full detail again.
I also love everything that Cartoon Saloon makes, their style is just *chef kiss* perfection.

Bastion is a very visually pleasing game indeed, and I would say that Supergiant Games just generally has a good look to their games (but Bastion is the only one I've played).
I also found Far Cry 5 quite pretty in places - there's some really nice bits of landscape to admire in that game, when you're not being shot at or chased up a tree by another damn wolverine.

As far as comics and manga... I can't think of anything but the work of Kaoru Mori. Otoyomegatari, or A Bride's Story, is just a non-stop visual feast. There are so many engrossing details on every page, I can hardly focus enough to read the story!