Visuals similar to Caricature Skate are ideal for the game

Skate was brilliant, Skate 2 was revolutionary, and Skate 3 built on the ideas of its predecessors with so much skating to get stuck that you never wanted to leave your record behind. And if you are real, you will also spend a fair share of time on skate on Nintendo Wii.

Skate fans waited 15 years for the series to return, and waiting is almost over. As soon as the new skate finally comes in an early approach, it is accompanied by a drastically different artistic style. The graphics are softer, the characters are more cartoon in nature and there is much less brutality behind Wipeouts. This time there is no meat of meat, but there are still a lot of pieces that ask you to climb to big things and then jump out of the big things; You know, for fun.

There was a certain charm in the meat hall when they saw how many bones you could break at certain places in the map. Once I managed every bone on the skates; I told you I'm real.

Whether something similar to the meat hall will be developed further into the early approach, we still have to see, but for now … I am actually a big fan of this new visual direction for skates.

Skate is back and is here to stay

Skating figure hanging from the cornice high above the city.

I hesitate that every cartoon similar to the game is like Fortnite, but hey, Fortnite's visual elements have been held over the years by simple improvements and improvements to its overall loyalty. If skate has been trying to stick to strong, community platforms for a long time, why not go with timeless visual elements that it can improve development?

Regardless of this, this is not the reason behind it, and it could just be a new one, redefining the identity for the series. It is not so far apart, from what we are used to, where the cartoon elements are mainly in models of characters and their hair, while clothing, boards and the world themselves still have a strong sense of detail.

This is not the first time we have seen a transition that caused people to get angry. Do you remember Fallout 4 and its softer, colorful style of artistic style that led people to crazy by the lack of green or brown, which they were so used to? A five -year gap and a change in the console generation have changed between the Fallout games, so it makes sense for things to change. Among the skate 3 and the new skates is a 15 -year gap, while the whole generation of the console has come and has been coming since then. Times have changed, as well as technology, so we are around Era PS3 Gray, Foggy Games and Skate definitely in this category.

Not literally vague, but you know, the visual elements of this generation of games have occurred grim.

This kind of softer, less realistic artistic style means that the game can be easier to resist the future. I can just imagine the difference that we will see between this stage of the early approach and the final product, because I have already watched how it moves from pre-alpha to what it is now. There is so much potential for the future.

No more dark and gloomy undertones, skates are fun

Skate figure runs up with arms up while another player skates.

Skate has never been so dark or grim intent, but the elements were there. A monotonous, harsh landscape or mysterious neighborhoods disgruntled around. Even in your brightest areas, it never felt it … alive. Plus, the whole regime around breaking bones? I admit it was a lot of fun, but it's also grim. I love skates and I will always be, and that's exactly why I'm here for anything for the future.

The fact is: This new game is still skating. The main experience is the same and even though you will no longer see any scary X -ray rays of your broken pendants, you have full freedom to climb anything – things you can never in previous games. You can spend 20 minutes climbing alongside the highest skyscraper on the map, lay a mark and jump out of your heart content. I don't think you need an offer to tell you that it breaks some bones, but instead is ragdoll physics by what makes it funny.

At the end of the day skate is fun. Old games are fun. This new game is fun. They all exist, they all look great, and skates could have such a clear future ahead. For one, I hope yes, and I'm here to encourage it as long as it keeps it grind.