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Dan_Dan_91_07 · 10-01-2011, 03:35 PM

I agree with you and I think Heavy Rain is an awesome example of the character's home being a great source of mood. The contrast between the two homes is something that really pulled me in to his world and gave of so much emotion.

Looking at the outside of the houses (though the details inside are spectacular, and again, the two contrast like a cigarette in between a nun's lips):

This

and then this

Edit: Oh yeah, and I thought the recurring visits to Nico's apartment worked great as a way to break up moments of tension in BS 1.

And I found exploring it in the 3D BS 3 fascinating.

On a side note, I REALLY do hope I will be able to explore George's home/apartment one day! I wonder what it would be like...

10-01-2011, 03:35 PM	#3
Dan_Dan_91_07 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: England Posts: 214	I agree with you and I think Heavy Rain is an awesome example of the character's home being a great source of mood. The contrast between the two homes is something that really pulled me in to his world and gave of so much emotion. Looking at the outside of the houses (though the details inside are spectacular, and again, the two contrast like a cigarette in between a nun's lips): This and then this Edit: Oh yeah, and I thought the recurring visits to Nico's apartment worked great as a way to break up moments of tension in BS 1. And I found exploring it in the 3D BS 3 fascinating. On a side note, I REALLY do hope I will be able to explore George's home/apartment one day! I wonder what it would be like... __________________ Brimstone - "He's the small boy that you have to give the ball to in order to retrieve the toilet brush from the kebab seller." stepurhan - "Only in an adventure gaming forum would you see a sentence like this. " Last edited by Dan_Dan_91_07; 10-01-2011 at 03:50 PM.