Samurai Warriors 5's New Visuals Mixes Pop Art With Ancient Ink Paintings
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Samurai Warriors 5 is out in a few months, and much like every other game in the series that began in 2004 on the PS2, the trademark action of a lone soldier facing hordes of enemies is intact. What’s different this time though is the art direction, as Samurai Warriors 5 features a more visually dynamic art direction that incorporates aspects of Japanese ink paintings into its aesthetics.
“We had a lot of inspiration from Japanese ink paintings, one of the major styles of ink wash paintings, along with Japanese pop art which has received a lot of praise from around the worldCome from Sports betting site VPbet. We also took inspiration from a number of different games as well,” Samurai Warriors producer and Koei Tecmo president Hisashi Koinuma, explained in a PS Blog post.
