Photo mode allows players to showcase creative freedom, capturing unique and visually striking shots, transforming ordinary moments. Different games offer various tools and features in their photo ...

John Hitchcock graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in film studies and previously wrote on his own blog. He also specializes in nature and virtual photography and does art in Source ...

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It's so stunning that it looks like one of Games Workshop's dioramas come to life, so who better to deliver a masterclass than amazing miniature artist Louise 'Savage Ork Guy' Sugden. When you ...

A tranquil exploration and photography experience featuring realistic in-game cameras and a vast selection of faithfully-detailed landscapes presented in stunning visual fidelity. Experience detailed, ...

There’s a moment early on in Lushfoil Photography Sim, somewhere between adjusting my aperture and waiting for the fog to roll in, when I felt the kind of stillness I usually only find in the real ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Photo Studio Simulator Run your own photography studio, adjusting each customer’s joints based on their needs to create a variety of poses and styles, ...

Everyone wants to be Ghibli and almost no one can pull it off. Hell, even Studio Ghibli sometimes struggles. So when I set eyes on Opus: Prism Peak—with its lush anime palette, verdant natural ...

For those of a certain age the first digital camera many of us experienced was the Game Boy Camera, an add-on for the original Game Boy console. Although it only took pictures with the limited 4-tone ...