delicate jay
The game kinda looks like its low resoultion, but with smooth edges?
I'm not sure how I can desribe it.
I looked into Acerolas Kuwahara Filter video. It's kinda familiar but im not sure.
The game in question: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2720950/Grunn/
pure latch
That just looks like mostly toon/cell shader + some kind of chromatic aberration effect.
I don't see anything that would point to low res.
thorny turtle
Just your typical low poly cell shaded indie game
gritty wolf
The game kinda looks like its low resoultion, but with smooth edges?
I'm not sur...
The image is downsampled or rendered at low resolution, then upscaled using a pixel art scaling algorithm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel-art_scaling_algorithms
delicate jay
well if it would be just upscaled the edges would be way sharper
someone on the sokpop discord told me it's possibly a xbr shader
also i dont think it's a toon shader, they just used flat color or at best color gradients for the textures
gritty wolf
well if it would be just upscaled the edges would be way sharper
Why would they have to be? Doesn't have to be upscaled up to native resolution with that algorithm
Xbr is one in the category of algorithms that I'm referring to
Sharpness is lost to chromatic aberration also, even more so if post processing is applied before the final simple supersampling step
gritty wolf
also i dont think it's a toon shader, they just used flat color or at best color...
Toon shading refers mainly to stepped lighting, which ypu can clearly see on the plants and mushrooms
Some ceilings in the trailer notably have smooth lighting instead though
delicate jay
i mean if you think so