Hi there, it’s Joel, Game Director of Worldless, to talk to you about the Art of Worldless. The visual identity of Worldless emerged as a necessity to find a practical approach of producing a satisfactory amount of action moves, enemies and assets rapidly and efficiently. With the abstract nature of the game, doing a minimalistic approach matched better with the mysterious setting and resulted with a unique visual identity. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42864735/52ec7602f316b5cd85b39fb2e5993265040e180d.png[/img] With this art style, I was able to focus myself entirely on character and enemy design, animations, effects and combat design. [previewyoutube=q9dLMFHj7GI;full][/previewyoutube] For the environments we knew we wanted to represent each area by different colours and shapes, something that was a bit abstract but felt familiar and pleasantly atmospheric. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42864735/18fb2e0bc21e00eba84597b1f17b9bf780488d3c.png[/img] [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42864735/2685f108de25d15d02c3788d4f5af8f03245c4b2.png[/img] This was more difficult to achieve. So a proper artist was brought to the team to help in this front. Narciso, our Lead Artist, did amazing work helping to give form to an abstract existence. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42864735/042e57e0cfec9a64b776c7516616f8e2c43844b2.png[/img] Keep a look out for our next development blog! Visit the [url=https://playworldless.com/]Worldess[/url] website. Wishlist Now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1898500/Worldless/