Ōkami HD
Clover Studio · 2012
- Dimension
- 3D
- Rendering
- Cel-shaded, Painterly
- Colors
- GrayTealBlueBlackBrownGreenOrangeRed
- Linework
- Inked lines, Interior lines
- Shading
- Two-tone cel
- Texture
- Hand-painted textures, Brush strokes, Paper grain
- Palette
- Vibrant, Muted
- Imitated medium
- Ink / Sumi-e
- Art movement
- Ukiyo-e
- Proportions
- Exaggerated
About
An action-adventure set in a mythological version of Japan, starring the sun goddess Amaterasu as a white wolf. Players explore, fight demons and use the Celestial Brush to alter the world and solve puzzles.
Art style
Ōkami HD (2012, Clover Studio) is a 3D cel-shaded and painterly game played from a third-person view. Its look is built from inked lines, interior lines, two-tone cel shading, hand-painted textures, brush strokes and paper grain. The palette is vibrant and muted. It draws on ink and sumi-e and ukiyo-e.
Details
- Release
- Remaster · Xbox 360 / PlayStation 3 / Wii U
- Developer
- Clover Studio
- Ported by
- Capcom, HexaDrive, Buzz Co., Ltd., Vingt et un Systems Corporation
- Publisher
- Capcom
- Released
- 2012-10-30 North America, PlayStation 3
2012-10-31 Europe, PlayStation 3
2012-11-01 Japan, PlayStation 3
2017-12-12 Worldwide, Windows
2017-12-12 North America / Europe, PlayStation 4
2017-12-12 North America / Europe, Xbox One - Platforms
- PlayStation 3, Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Amazon Luna
- Also known as
- Okami HD (International)
大神 絶景版 (Japan)
Ōkami Zekkei-ban (Japan) - Credits
- Naoki Katakai Lead Art Designer
Kenichiro Yoshimura Lead Character Designer
Sawaki Takeyasu Character Designers
Mari Shimazaki Character Designers
Yusuke Kan Design & Camera
Ikumi Nakamura Background Production
Takahito Washisaka Background Production
Koichi Minami Background Production
Yuta Kimura Background Production
Sōtarō Hori Background Production
Masaki Tokuda Background Production
Keiji Suzuki Background Production
Shuhei Ishida Background Production
Daisuke Naki Background Production
Koutarou Mizo Background Production
Hideki Kamiya Director
Atsushi Inaba Producer - Links
- official · wikipedia · steam · mobygames
Screenshots 6
Versions of Ōkami 2
Related
Ōkami series 2 games
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