discussion What is you guys' preferred art style in games?

[jabamz]

Just curious to everyone's opinions. Also, if you want to post your favorite game in your style so I can play it feel free!

 

[KaoriSaeki]

No real preference, just need to be "good", which is more then a vibe chek then anything else.

As for reccomendations:
3D (realstic): Family Faring, Having a HARD time (futa protag), Light of my Life
3D (Anime): Harem Hotel, Waifu Academy
2D (Anime): Benefitship, Futa Fix Dine and Dash (both Futa Protag)
2D (non-anime): Lewdest House, Bad Girl Gone Bad (art is very inconssitent, but its pretty well written)

Don't think all of these games are on here though.

 

[Kernist]

If you are bothered by lack of replies it's probably because most already voiced their opinion here:
https://lewdcorner.com/threads/what-kind-of-graphic-style-do-you-prefer.7230/

 

[Gornpa]

if I'm looking for a more tame or reasonable story, then I'm looking for the more realistic 3d style; if I want something more wacky or whimsical, then I'm searching for something anime/drawn or the sorts.

 

[goons]

Realistic art would be the ideal, not nasty realistic of course, more Instagram/ movie realistic.
Though this isn't something I would ask for since I feel like the game will never end or updates are going to be 2 years apart for ten minutes of content.
other than that, I think as long as effort and passion is put into the art it generally end up looking good, doesn't matter if its 2D, 3D or stop motion( haven't seen any but it would be interesting.)

 

[stevenseagale123]

Realistic 3d for me

 

[ingenkata]

Realistic, even real actually. Hard to find, hard to miss

 

[itisjj]

What matters most is the quality of the art, but drawn art has a soft spot with me.

 

[User_141203]

Quality and anime like hero acadamia style is fun

 

[DoctorWells]

I prefer a stylised drawn style, but as long as it looks good I'm open to anything, even Koikatsu games can look good if a dev actually puts effort into camera angles and lighting

 

[Vanquish123]

Early version of Obscure Affairs. Really liked the 3D art in those. Any recommendations of similar appreciate!

 

[James2911]

It all depends on the game. There's some really good pixel/voxel art which works well in frame by frame animation. A lot of the time, Live2D animation feels kind of floaty, so I prefer frame by frame. If the game is based on existing work, I prefer it to look similar enough to the original. I also like cell shading, with a little bit of soft shading on top for highlights.

 

[pardauz]

i prefere semi-realistic 3D graphics. might even be AI generated if it's consistent (which AI sadly most often is not)

 

[Sukrit22]

3d and drawn

3d has the realistic but sometimes 3d game left the model look pale, no subtle movement, which drawn is easier to do so making i like it.

 

[jabax69]

I tend to prefer realistic. I can enjoy all of them though

 

[xatfx]

Realistic

 

[SophieTheCutes]

Realistic, though I don't mind other styles. It's the hardest to do well, but games that put that effort in look fantastic. I've played plenty of games in the Koikatsu engine but I've never had one stand out as looking great, generally they look at best good and then go downhill from there.

 

[Dario]

I think games like Radiant and Sunshine Love have amazing art and animation.

 

[Azraelith]

Drawn or 3D

 

[LewisCarroll]

If it's realistic... it's too real Depends really, but I prefer 3D at max for most of my games. I need a degree of separation else it becomes a fetish in my mind