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# video | Special effects in video games

Спецэффекты в видеоиграх

Over the visual side of any high-budget film, hundreds of artists and designers are working to impress us with a stunning picture on the screen. There are also special effects specialists who, as a rule, blow up and destroy everything that artists and designers have painted. These guys know their business, and behind each “cinema Armageddon” there are thousands of man-hours of their hard work. In modern video games, as in cinema, the profession of a specialist in special effects is very much in demand.

Let's look at a few so-called showreel-videos, in which special effects masters demonstrate their achievements in some well-known and not very game projects.

William Cladys worked on special effects in the popular Mortal Kombat (ninth part of the series) and Injustice: Gods Among Us fighting games, he also developed many special effects for the Lego Universe game.


Orson Favrell did a titanic work on creating effects for the game Remember Me. In his "showrile" it is perfectly shown step-by-step introduction of special effects in game scenes.

Martin Romero has worked on games such as Tomb Raider (series restart), Thor, Marvel Ultimate Alliance II, and many others.

Richard Lopez tirelessly worked on the effects of destructible in the first-person shooter Medal of Honor Warfighter. You can see the results of his hard work in this video.

Alex Underhill has designed a huge amount of effects for Batman: Arkham City.

Alexander Savchenko is working on the Fragoria MMO project. In this video you can see what magical special effects look like that can be found in almost any modern MMORPG.

If you like these videos, I will try to prepare some more materials for you on this topic. After all, we need to know more about the heroes of the invisible front, which delight us with visual beauty in games and movies.

The article is based on materials https://hi-news.ru/entertainment/video-speceffekty-v-videoigrax.html.

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