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I’ve been looking at how certain games use illustration and animation to build a world rather than just present mechanics. The attention to detail—character expressions, background layers, color symbolism—can really elevate the whole experience. There’s a surprisingly thoughtful breakdown of this over at jogo do tigrinho that made me appreciate how much intentional artistry goes into these designs. Definitely worth a look if you enjoy analyzing visual storytelling.
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