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You can even use the color scheme to your advantage and denote one building of importance (such as an area related to a quest or the main story) a slightly different color or style, that way it stands out a little as a cue to the player.Many depictions of death with blood and some gore.Ĭharacters dealing with death-related trauma.Ĭharacters having hallucinations from trauma.Ī few moments involving a character being stalked.Īn optional and easily-avoidable bad ending involving mindbreak.
I also like to apply color schemes to the roofs when possible, it sort of brings together the area in one uniform way for example your forest village could have all green roofs or all straw roofs. Given that this village seems to be in the middle of a forest it would also make sense that the buildings would be made from wood rather than brick because that is what is readily available to the villagers. You mix all sorts of buildings in the village some look to be made out of brick (something that would be expensive) and have shingles while others are wood with a straw roof (something suited to a relatively poor village). is the type of economy that area has and how that will effect the look of the area.įor example you made what appears to be a relatively small village that probably doesn't have a high source of income perhaps there is crops they sell, or fish from the river or maybe even herbs/mushrooms from the nearby forest or cave. One thing I like to consider when making a village, town, city, etc.
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