Faceting as an stylistic choice.

Steve Schulze · Sep 2011

Hey folks.
I'm doing a little R&D. I'm looking for games, or 3d art in general really, that uses the polygon faceting as part of its art style. Interstate 76 was a nice albeit very low poly example of the kind of thing I'm after.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

Cheers.

pior · Sep 2011

Tekken2 used a mix of facetted and smooth shading to distinguish between materials (flesh vs creased fabric for instance)

equil · Sep 2011

minecraft

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fmnoor · Sep 2011

http://www.theexternalworld.com/
and
Bit Trip Runner: [ame]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Mm_dpsF9yY[/ame]

Sandro · Sep 2011

Pivot comes to my mind
http://vimeo.com/9178331

Xoliul · Sep 2011

Darwinia ?

d1ver · Sep 2011

Original Tron had very Darwinia-esque landscapes. Or it's the other way around I guess.:)

EmAr · Sep 2011

Cubic tragedy:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOOynE1F4P4[/ame]

kwakkie · Sep 2011

Not really a game but it might inspire you:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthewlyons/

Also...

http://vimeo.com/3388129

leilei · Sep 2011

Another World and Fade to Black, but that's more like the I76 making-a-style-out-of-the-technical-limitations excuse put to the extremes.

Also, almost every SEGA Model 2 game - the system was limited to flat shading, but they tried to pass it off as the intentional style as well.

gavku · Sep 2011

like Jeremy's stuff? http://thepaperfox.blogspot.com/

gilesruscoe · Sep 2011

ROOONSCAPE (runescape)

Xoliul · Sep 2011

kwakkie wrote: »

Not really a game but it might inspire you:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthewlyons/

This stuff is superb! It reminds me of the atmosphere and theme in Legowelt's music ... the whole retro mysterious atmosphere. Damn, I feel really inspired!