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I think the parallels are clear and potent enough, Aldrich draws from both of these religions and their messianic figures, and the architecture of the Cathedral of the Deep emulates these real-world historical sites and their thematic significance. Portraying the religion of the Deep through Catholicism and Islam, and their most holy sites.
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"In many cases, architecture is extremely important. Dark Souls uses carefully planned circulation routes, lighting conditions and transitions from tight to open spaces to promote tension in the.
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Fextralife forums | RPGs, Elden Ring, BG3, Pathfinder, Nioh, Sekiro, Dark Souls, Dark Souls 3, Bloodborne, and more Toggle Navigation. And, naturally, often the developers use real-life inspirations when creating their worlds. However, I believe that the architecture choices for the Souls series worlds might be something more than simply.
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Dark Souls Architecture: How the Real World Influences the Game's Locations & Lore. Oswald at Fextralife writes, "It would not be a mistake to say that one of the many reasons the Souls games are loved are their beautiful, intricate, and interesting location designs. Often the locations are rather complicated, rarely linear, and use every.
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Hey everybody, I am making my school project based on compares between the real architecture and architecture in Dark Souls. I would appreciate if you as DS guru could name some examples where we can see some similarities between the real architecture and architecture at the game (no mater which part of the game). PS.: sorry for my english
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More than many other games, the environments in a Dark Souls game are as much a part of the storytelling as any NPC-delivered monologue or rare item description. Whether it be from the abandoned-yet-untouched-by-time halls of Anor Londo (based on the Milan Cathedral), or from the Ankgor Wat-inspired Lost Izalith; half buried in a lake of lava.
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Archdragon Peak. Our first example of this and how it applies to the overall theory of this piece is the Archdragon Peak location in Dark Souls 3 and it's lore, which is related to the Kingdom of Lothric and its history. This location has possibly the most easily recognizable real-life inspiration for architecture and design.
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Dark Souls' world feels coherent, believable, and one of the reasons for this is the many roots it has in the real world.. Angkor Wat is the model for Lost Izalith's architecture, but a.
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For example, this new article on Eurogamer analyzes the decaying, crypt-like architecture of Dark Souls in a scholarly fashion, and it makes for an oddly gripping read. A few paragraphs: Yet in Dark Souls' world these divisions between life and death have become lost, and so it follows too that the binary of tomb and room might be lost also.
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The architecture found in the world is also very convincing, with great towers you can ascend and deep, dark dungeons to explore. The realistic feel of the world of Dark Souls is no coincidence.
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That's one of the things I love about Dark Souls 1 & 3! The architecture is often fairly accurately inspired by what you can see in the real world, yet different in ways to make it interesting. Dark Souls 2 felt a bit different. The architecture of Drangleic Castle didn't really remind me of anything in the real world.
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Gothic Revival architecture. Gothic Revival (also referred to as Victorian Gothic, neo-Gothic, or Gothick) is an architectural movement popular in the Western world that began in the late 1740s in England. Its momentum grew in the early 19th century, when increasingly serious and learned admirers of neo-Gothic styles sought to revive medieval.
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Or the Undead Crypt in Dark Souls 2, a vast funerary complex of monumental tomb architecture that at its heart hides the lands ruler not in the form of a corpse, but as an immortal living being.
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And I realized that that little area is both a gameplay and architectural callback to everyone's favorite boss: THE CAPRA DEMON! The stairs are mirrored from the OG, but with a narrow room, the stairs on the side, and a small path over a dead-end archway, as well as stunlocking dogs with another enemy mixed in, the reference seems clear.