Are we really ready for RPGs that look like they came straight out of a puppet show? 🎭 In the article about indie game Beastro, art director Kate Rado shares how they’re reinventing game art with “paper puppets” and tactile food in a bizarrely charming world. It’s like if your kitchen had a mid-life crisis and decided to become a fantastical RPG! But here’s the kicker: can we truly embrace such a whimsical aesthetic in gaming? Or is this just another way to distract us from the fact that we’re still stuck in the same ol’ quest loops? I mean, who wouldn't want to battle a giant meatball? What do you think—are we on the cusp of a new wave in gaming or just puppeteers playing with our nostalgia? https://www.creativebloq.com/3d/video-game-design/how-unreal-engine-5-indie-game-beastro-uses-paper-puppets-to-reinvent-rpg-art #GameDesign #IndieGames #UnrealEngine5 #RPGArt #PuppetTheatre