British artist Woostar has created a series of pixel-art animations based on popular games such as Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Half-Life. He publishes his work on Twitter.
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Cyberpunk 2077
A little # Cyberpunk2077 in my style#pixelart #gameart @CDPROJEKTRED @CyberpunkGame pic.twitter.com/qanRw0tNSw
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 4, 2023
Half-life
A little #halflife in my style #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/IpNB2bmkmL
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 10, 2023
God of war
A little #GodofWar in my style@SonySantaMonica #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/sdHexzcvL5
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 11, 2023
Final Fantasy IX
A little #FinalFantasyIX in my style@SquareEnix #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/zeYlAl7WXE
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 12, 2023
The last of us
A little #TheLastofUs in my style@Naughty_Dog #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/Q37pPi012W
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 7, 2023
Ghost of tsushima
A little #GhostOfTsushima in my style@SuckerPunchProd #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/uf0R6lBTmD
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 15, 2023
Control
A little #ControlRemedy in my style@remedygames #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/yo2k8Jdhji
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 16, 2023
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
A little # Witcher3 in my style@CDPROJEKTRED #pixelart #gameart pic.twitter.com/twz4iLWVao
– Woostar (@WoostarsPixels) January 18, 2023
Some of Woostar’s work has been noted by game developers. In particular, the game director of The Last of Us Neil Druckmann wrote that he would not mind playing a pixel version of his title. Representatives from CD Projekt RED, Sucker Punch and Sony Santa Monica also appreciated scenes from The Witcher 3, Ghost of Tsushima and God of War.
Earlier, the artist Anastasia Drakonoart Kulakovskaya showed how the sorceresses from The Witcher Triss Merigold and Yennefer from Vengerberg could look like in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe. She presented the heroines in the images of a nomad, a child of the streets and a corporation.
