Final Fantasy 15: Square Enix Details The Game’s Breathtaking Concept Art

A real world.

Posted By | On 08th, May. 2016

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Final Fantasy 15 is a pretty looking game- I won’t say it’s the best looking JRPG ever created (I think that honor goes to Persona 5, which has a unique sense of style that sets it apart), but it is definitely up there. A lot of this comes from the very careful attention to detail that Square Enix put into designing the game’s art.

In a Game Informer feature, Square Enix talked about how every single thing they drew, they did while trying to sell it as a very real thing that exists in a very real world- for instance, when they were designing a building in Altissia, they modeled it after buildings in Venice, to sell it as a building in a real world, rather than as a fantastic construct.

On the other hand, the team ran into a challenge when they were trying to create a tanscontinental railroad. “When you simply recreate them with the same sort of size and volume, they turn out like toys,” explains artist Kouta Niihara. “We create a sense of size, scope and power by creating them in the likeness of real-life jumbo jets.”

You can check out the images below, and see for yourself whether or not Square Enix succeeded. For my money, they did.


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