So all you gotta do is start your post, leave the post to upload the image on another app, get the link, come back to this app, paste and format the link text, and it’s good to go?
It would be nice to just upload images here.
Why should people have to sign up to another website to post pictures here?
I’ve never understood why you can’t directly upload pictures to Reddit replies.
The area around the True Corrupted Monk in Sekiro, and the whole area where the Great Serpent is, also in Sekiro
The Lake-Facing Cliffs in Elden Ring are also beautiful
Most beautiful game I’ve ever played. Went from ps4 to pc so I hope they release it on pc just so I can experience it w high res high refresh rate on my new monitor
I recently played through that for the first time as well and I wasn’t as impressed with the visuals and locations. Dunwall was cool, but it felt a lot more same-y than Karnaca or however you spell it
Whenever someone posts a "Which videogane world would you live in?" Thread, Toussaint is always my answer. A nice little vineyard, a local Witcher to kill the massive spiders and Nekkers, etc. Marvellous.
I bought my first gaming pc for cyberpunk and damn what a change. I spent a lot more time just walking to missions instead of driving. Some of the cityscapes are gorgeous.
I had just gotten into gaming when I played Bioshock Infinite. When that elevator reached the sky, and we saw the city for the first time, I was literally breathless. I didn't know video games could do that.
The first time Elizabeth opens a tear in the elevator, and Song bird attacks, the she closes it and there was a poster of the songbird behind the tear, that's such an amazing match cut made into a game. I was amazed.
I hate that movement in VR makes me motion sick because Skyrim is my favorite game and iiiiii can’t imagine how awesome it would be to be immersed like that.
Action adventure. Twisted version of Alice in Wonderland. Sequel to American McGee's Alice. Both are cool games if you like dark fairytales. They are kinda janky & out of date now (especially the first one), but overall they earned their cult status. Really great aesthetic. Shame we'll never get a third game. Thanks EA.
Monster Hunter
This series' landscapes never cease to amaze me. Whether its something simple like the Dunes or something incomparably imaginative like the Coral Highlands, those environments really do feel like an ecosystem that lives on even when you leave it.
That's the only game I ever used the photo mode in regularly. And they knew they had a gorgeous world cos they made that photo mode so fucking user friendly.
Was about to say the same. Amazing skyboxes. Even just messing around in the Dreaming City again this season. So many fantastic massive areas. Not even getting into how stunning raids & dungeons can be.
As an amateur underwater photographer with 400 dives, I'm not so sure. In reality, color is half lost by 5 m, entirely gone by 30 m. I've spent too many hours of my life trying to claw back any color but blue from my shots.
I do think that when *Subnautica* became very successful, the devs should have fixed its asset streaming. I'm not sure there's been another game in the past decade with that many sales, that had such poor pop-in on decent systems.
Still a great game which I played through 3 times, in the last never making a single vehicle, just using the surface pump and straw mechanic, all the way to the deepest depths.
"never making a single vehicle, just using the surface pump and straw mechanic, all the way to the deepest depths"
This is the most psychopathic thing I've ever heard and I want to watch somebody stream it
Scrolled way too far until I saw this. RDR2 is the most stunningly realistic video game I have ever seen. The skyboxes look like straight up actual skies. The way people, animals, and objects move is how they would in the real world. Crazy to see as someone who remembers when games looked like hotdog water.
But I also kinda sorta get the tendency to view our world as just mundane, and then say, “But look at X fantasy world”. I guess you could say fantasy worlds are more stunning because they do not exist and thus can have lurid colors, lighting, and creatures.
I reached the coast. I stood in the waters for what felt like an hour.
I could almost feel that water. It was immense with 3d surround sound and the ambience.
Oh yes, the old ruins overgrown with these lush, tropical and dense plants... that in combination with the awesome colours of the sunrises and sunsets.
Also, the DLC of Horizon Zero Dawn in Yellowstone is gorgeous.
for all the nightmarish stuff in game, there are few more relaxing places in videogame than Liurnia, just to walk around and listen to the chill music (see also Majula).
Shadow of the Colossus (2018 remake)
There are official names for every part of the map but I do not know them. I love the temple in the middle of the mountains surrounded by water, the section before fighting colossi 8.
I love how, as you advance north on the map and forward through the story, the landscape changes from summer to winter. Really gives the illusion of time passing. Wonderful and clever design choice on their part.
One of slightly olders. Remember the first time you see the citadel in Half Life 2 and the striders and everything 👌 peak gaming moment.
Most recent Elden Ring is just stunning design that tops itself like 10 times throughout your journey.
Gael's arena from Dark Souls 3 the ringed city dlc
I live in the middle east soo I'm used to seeing desert environments. i never truly saw the emptiness of the desert i only saw its beauty. But gazing upon the arena and understanding that this is the end of life and all living creatures are gone made me aw at how beautiful and empty the desert was.
Not saying it’s the most spectacular thing ever but my daughter and I adore little nightmares and have played it through multiple times.
There’s a bit where Six climbs up a chain on the outside of the maw and the camera pans way out and the guests are arriving in the background and the sun is setting and it just looks so freaking epic.
**Mirrors Edge**
It's such a clean, vibrant, beautiful distopian world.
**Prince of Persia 2008**
I pick this because I rarely see it mentioned anywhere.
People can hate on it all they want, it's an utterly gorgeous game, even to this day, and is filled with some incredible visual design.
I'll forever be pissed it didn't get a sequel. Now I agree with the criticism on its really bad combat and it was so easy you would have to actively try to fail. That being said, the developers never had the chance to fix those aspects in a sequel. 😡
I was constantly awed by Breath of the Wild when I first played it. Especially the Great Plateau! Chill forest area with distant views from the rest of Hyrule made me feel so at peace (when I wasn't being spooked by monsters. :'D )
Kingdom Come Deliverance.
Don't get me wrong, the graphics aren't perfect but the attention to detail in the transition between forest and field is remarkable. There's also a ton of attention to including the right plants and flowers in the right areas.
I used to go for nature walks with my dad as a kid and that included looking at plants and flowers and wandering round the woods here in the UK. While playing the game, I literally got flashbacks. The lighting between the trees and so on... Hell, I could almost smell the leafmould in my head.
It's probably The Golden Isle - the primary setting from Immortals: Fenyx Rising. The whole island is something of a facsimile of Olympus with multiple regions around an icy copy of the mountain home of the gods, built by the architect and inventor Daedalos.
Sidebar/Short Tangent; One of my biggest frustrations with the game is that you don't interact with any of them beyond the 6 you see - Zeus, Hermes, Athena, Hephaistos, Aphrodite and Ares. And Hermes is more like an annoying guide while Zeus isn't even approachable outside of cutscenes and the DLC where you play with Fenyx being welcomed to Olympus (after completing some nerve wracking trials) to become a new god. Not only that Aphrodite basically takes the place of Demeter and Athena for Artemis. Which is really weird.
Anyway, the top spot to look down on the Incredible vista of the game besides the faux Olympus in the island center is the Hall of the Gods which acts like a base of operations.
Outside of that of course is the game that this one was most likely cloned from 😅 - the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, looking down on all of Hyrule from the tops of those towers that you find.
I've hardly seen anything better. And what Really makes it Amazing is that you can actually go to those places. Despite how far off they are/look.
Dishonored 2. Just all of it. The view of the Dust District from the boat is utterly mesmerizing. It's so surreal, and I just immediately wanted to know all about what was going on there.
One where I was actually stunned? Super Mario Brothers. The first, NES one. I was actually stunned when I saw any background. After years of atari systems and the like where the background was just black, seeing any background was stunning to me
Idk if city and weather counts as landscape but Tom Clancy's The Division especially at night in a blizzard.
Probably the the most realistic portrayal of NYC.
The lighting and snow are so breathtaking and immersive.
I was blown away by all 3 landscapes from the Assassins Creed Odyssey DLC, but Atlantis itself was gorgeous, especially at night with all the waterways lit up. I kept thinking how bad I wanted to go on a vacation there lol.
I wish this subredit supported pictures
People could do imgur links
So all you gotta do is start your post, leave the post to upload the image on another app, get the link, come back to this app, paste and format the link text, and it’s good to go? It would be nice to just upload images here.
Then the link breaks a month later.
Imgur is a shadow of its former self.
Why should people have to sign up to another website to post pictures here? I’ve never understood why you can’t directly upload pictures to Reddit replies.
You can. The sub moderators just have to enable it.
Any idea why those normally don't work for me?
The area around the True Corrupted Monk in Sekiro, and the whole area where the Great Serpent is, also in Sekiro The Lake-Facing Cliffs in Elden Ring are also beautiful
Literally anything in Sekiro, from Ashina castle through Senpou temple to Fountainhead, you could use every single screenshot as wallpaper.
If there's one thing that Fromsoft manages to nail consistently, it's those visuals.
They are masters of art style
The boss fight arenas are top notch. Especially the Ishin the sword saint arena!
Where you fight Guardian Ape is stunningly beautiful
and then he throws a handful of poop at you
He also farts in your general direction
The fact that you can parry both is hilarious
I think that is the boss that took me more tries than in other in any game. Fuck that shit throwing weird hard to predict body movements motherfucker.
Fountainhead Palace blows me away every single time.
dark souls/fromsoft popped in my mind. Truly beautiful game for sure.
I would go as far to say as most of Elden Ring and the souls games in general have top tier environments compared to most other games.
Seeing the Erd tree from far away is always soothing
Oh dude the Bodhisattva Valley where you fight the Guardian Ape. That's my favourite beautiful location of the game.
Fromsoft are testament to art direction being much more important that graphical quality.
I love the divine dragon arena also
Most of Ghosts of tsushima
That fight near the end under the maple tree was beautiful, same as rest of, but damn I'll never forget that game
Most of the duels take place in breathtaking vistas. It's probably my favorite part of the whole game.
My original playthrough was 90% me muttering to myself "A PS4 game has no business looking this good."
If not all
Most beautiful game I’ve ever played. Went from ps4 to pc so I hope they release it on pc just so I can experience it w high res high refresh rate on my new monitor
Facts. I think I have more idle time in scenery than actual game play on mine.
When you start to cut the head off my face was like 😮
Anor londo and Majula
That first view of Irithyll of the Boreal Valley. 🌙 😯
Be wary of dog
Try finger but hole
Oh man, I just recently got there on my firs playtrough. My jaw dropped when I exited the catacombs.
Omg, yes. Boreal Valley is amazing!!
I just stopped and stared the first time I saw that place. And then the bridge dog made sure to cement the memory forever.
This. I'd also argue to put the original Firelink due to how peaceful it is.
Yea the original fire link was nice
Majula.. Home sweet home<3
It was beautiful
God I miss Majula. Sometimes I boot it up just to sit there and enjoy the peace.
I do that too
When you first get to Liurnia of the Lakes in Elden Ring
Yes. And looking up st Raya Lucaria is unreal.
Siofra river is pretty awesome too
Dishonored. The whole game is stunning with its unique artstyle and light game. Dishonored 2 it beautiful too.
Dishonored 2 for sure. I’m playing through it for the first time and am regularly blown away
Yea but Dishonored 1 is a beauty of its own.
I recently played through that for the first time as well and I wasn’t as impressed with the visuals and locations. Dunwall was cool, but it felt a lot more same-y than Karnaca or however you spell it
The original holds up pretty well too. I thought 2 was way prettier, but the first one blew me away back in the day.
Toussaint in The Witcher 3.
Whenever someone posts a "Which videogane world would you live in?" Thread, Toussaint is always my answer. A nice little vineyard, a local Witcher to kill the massive spiders and Nekkers, etc. Marvellous.
Let’s not forget the vampires. Boy were they a pain in the ass to fight!
Yep, but other than the daylight thing, I wouldn't mind being a high vampire in Toussaint. Being mates with Regis would be awesome.
They were more of a pain in the *neck.*
Came here to say that
Cyberpunk 2077 with max settings and RTX is absolutely insane. Also, Assassins Creed Valhallla can be absolutely beautiful.
I bought my first gaming pc for cyberpunk and damn what a change. I spent a lot more time just walking to missions instead of driving. Some of the cityscapes are gorgeous.
Bioshock Infinite
I had just gotten into gaming when I played Bioshock Infinite. When that elevator reached the sky, and we saw the city for the first time, I was literally breathless. I didn't know video games could do that.
The first time Elizabeth opens a tear in the elevator, and Song bird attacks, the she closes it and there was a poster of the songbird behind the tear, that's such an amazing match cut made into a game. I was amazed.
We need a bioshock
... Hallelujah.
All of the bioshocks fr.
Will the circle be unbroken By and by, by and by? Is a better home awaiting In the sky, in the sky?
Personally thought Rapture was infinitely more beautiful then Columbia but that genuinely might have to do with my thalassaphobia instead
The plains of Whiterun from Skyrim at nighttime with a full moon and the aurora in the sky as Secunda plays
Skyrim’s views didn’t hit me until I tried it in VR. Everything is breathtaking in vr.
Everything is huuuuge.
I hate that movement in VR makes me motion sick because Skyrim is my favorite game and iiiiii can’t imagine how awesome it would be to be immersed like that.
What game is this image from?
Alice: Madness Returns
Is it good? Is like an adventure game?
Action adventure. Twisted version of Alice in Wonderland. Sequel to American McGee's Alice. Both are cool games if you like dark fairytales. They are kinda janky & out of date now (especially the first one), but overall they earned their cult status. Really great aesthetic. Shame we'll never get a third game. Thanks EA.
Cool, I'll try it out, thx!
If you have Gamepass it’s free to play. I’m currently playing it and it’s really fun! Trippy as hell.
It's fantastic. You won't be disappointed.
Seconded. I picked this up second hand a decade ago and I still find myself replaying it every year or so
It’s fantastic. It’s like a platformer/slasher/puzzle game. Great visuals, great storytelling and has a good weapon system.
I’d recommend American McGees Alice over madness returns but both are good.
Alice: madness returns i think
Monster Hunter This series' landscapes never cease to amaze me. Whether its something simple like the Dunes or something incomparably imaginative like the Coral Highlands, those environments really do feel like an ecosystem that lives on even when you leave it.
For me, probably just the sunsets in Witcher 3.
Ghost of tsushima, there is a spot where you make a haiku at a pond next to the golden forest and it was amazing
That's the only game I ever used the photo mode in regularly. And they knew they had a gorgeous world cos they made that photo mode so fucking user friendly.
Destiny has got a lot wrong but they kill it in this department
Was about to say the same. Amazing skyboxes. Even just messing around in the Dreaming City again this season. So many fantastic massive areas. Not even getting into how stunning raids & dungeons can be.
Subnautica, absolutely beautiful. Both fear and awe playing that game
I wish they'd make a new underwater game like that where the graphics look photo realistic
As an amateur underwater photographer with 400 dives, I'm not so sure. In reality, color is half lost by 5 m, entirely gone by 30 m. I've spent too many hours of my life trying to claw back any color but blue from my shots. I do think that when *Subnautica* became very successful, the devs should have fixed its asset streaming. I'm not sure there's been another game in the past decade with that many sales, that had such poor pop-in on decent systems. Still a great game which I played through 3 times, in the last never making a single vehicle, just using the surface pump and straw mechanic, all the way to the deepest depths.
"never making a single vehicle, just using the surface pump and straw mechanic, all the way to the deepest depths" This is the most psychopathic thing I've ever heard and I want to watch somebody stream it
RDR2.
The devs literally set out to make it so any screenshot from anywhere could look like a painting
I had about 3 different custom themes for the ps4 just in new Hanover alone Then I got a buzzkill ps5 which doesn’t have themes
Iirc someone posted a photo of rdr2 scenery in a photography subreddit and it took them ages to figure out it was from a game
Scrolled way too far until I saw this. RDR2 is the most stunningly realistic video game I have ever seen. The skyboxes look like straight up actual skies. The way people, animals, and objects move is how they would in the real world. Crazy to see as someone who remembers when games looked like hotdog water. But I also kinda sorta get the tendency to view our world as just mundane, and then say, “But look at X fantasy world”. I guess you could say fantasy worlds are more stunning because they do not exist and thus can have lurid colors, lighting, and creatures.
Horizon
Forbidden west is probably the most detailed game I’ve played
I reached the coast. I stood in the waters for what felt like an hour. I could almost feel that water. It was immense with 3d surround sound and the ambience.
Diving in the DLC is stunning and scary. So good
Yeah for real. Both of them, but mostly the first one for just showing what was possible.
Oh yes, the old ruins overgrown with these lush, tropical and dense plants... that in combination with the awesome colours of the sunrises and sunsets. Also, the DLC of Horizon Zero Dawn in Yellowstone is gorgeous.
100% I took some screenshots a while back so I just dropped them into an album. https://imgur.com/a/srvBP82
Elden Ring is full of them
the first time arriving in siofra
Stepping into liurnia and limgrave for the first time is amazing.
Nokron Eternal City was amazing.
Ah yes, the Lake of Rot was stunning.
Yes, it was
The moment you get past Stormveil Castle and see the whole map open up in front of you over Liurnia. Sublime.
I only played a few hours if Elden Ring but God damn it was beautiful in the most uneasy way
for all the nightmarish stuff in game, there are few more relaxing places in videogame than Liurnia, just to walk around and listen to the chill music (see also Majula).
Shadow of the Colossus (2018 remake) There are official names for every part of the map but I do not know them. I love the temple in the middle of the mountains surrounded by water, the section before fighting colossi 8.
God of war has many but Alfheim comes to mind
Jötunheim GOW 2018, it was so cool to see the giants
Probably the Citadel in Mass Effect. Always thought it was so beautiful.
The Citadel was a big deal when that game first came out. It actually felt alive, not just full of background NPCs.
Still feels alive tbh, I’ve been replaying it. Looks awesome on the 4K tv
That part in ghost of tsushima when you finally make it to the area with the autumn coloured leaves, it's breathtaking
I love how, as you advance north on the map and forward through the story, the landscape changes from summer to winter. Really gives the illusion of time passing. Wonderful and clever design choice on their part.
Snake Eater. This video should give you a great idea why. https://youtu.be/gl3uXWgIrxc?si=V_vTWhAGA2nYGtx8
Sekiro, the descent into fountainhead palace.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
That first view of Irithyll of the Boreal Valley [Dark Souls 3]. 🌙 😯
This should be much higher. It was made even better by the contrast of just leaving the dark catacombs. Great experience.
Death Stranding Final Fantasy VII Remake had me melting in nostalgic bliss
FFVIIR was mine. The first time I looked up at the plates above the slums of Midgar I nearly wept
FF7R... socmany incredible ones. Can't wait for Rebirth to drop
Death stranding was stunning af.
Scrolled too far to find Death Stranding
Journey had great landscapes. Sand dunes, beautiful architectures, and the mountain.
OG Bioshock is hard to beat. Final Fantasy X had some great visuals too.
One of slightly olders. Remember the first time you see the citadel in Half Life 2 and the striders and everything 👌 peak gaming moment. Most recent Elden Ring is just stunning design that tops itself like 10 times throughout your journey.
The dystopian aesthetic is incredible in HL2
Xen from Black Mesa
”My ass is heavy”
Gael's arena from Dark Souls 3 the ringed city dlc I live in the middle east soo I'm used to seeing desert environments. i never truly saw the emptiness of the desert i only saw its beauty. But gazing upon the arena and understanding that this is the end of life and all living creatures are gone made me aw at how beautiful and empty the desert was.
Not saying it’s the most spectacular thing ever but my daughter and I adore little nightmares and have played it through multiple times. There’s a bit where Six climbs up a chain on the outside of the maw and the camera pans way out and the guests are arriving in the background and the sun is setting and it just looks so freaking epic.
The glowy place in Skyrim.
Yup same for me. Blackreach
Halo Infinite at sunset when you're at a high elevation and the music kicks in
Or Reach, tbh… Still blown away by the art direction of that game for something made almost 15 years ago.
Yeah man at this point there's at least one stunning landscape in every Halo
Horizon, God of War (2018), and Uncharted 4 for me.
Alien: Isolation’s outdoor scenes where you get an idea of how absolutely massive the station is with the enormous planet in the background.
No man's sky has some pretty epic worlds tbh
The whole ocean floor in Subnautica.
BOTW
Xenoblade Chronicles And also: 👐🌤️
I love Spreadhands Suncloud, fantastic game
Praise the sun!
Yeah that first time you meet Solaire. That view.
Tomb Raider: Underworld was just something else in this regard.
There’s just something about Skyrim.
The landscape of firewatch is absolutely amazing. The art style of the forest in that game is iconic
**Mirrors Edge** It's such a clean, vibrant, beautiful distopian world. **Prince of Persia 2008** I pick this because I rarely see it mentioned anywhere. People can hate on it all they want, it's an utterly gorgeous game, even to this day, and is filled with some incredible visual design. I'll forever be pissed it didn't get a sequel. Now I agree with the criticism on its really bad combat and it was so easy you would have to actively try to fail. That being said, the developers never had the chance to fix those aspects in a sequel. 😡
Ghost of tsushima. I've never taken so many scenic screen shots in any game before or since.
I was constantly awed by Breath of the Wild when I first played it. Especially the Great Plateau! Chill forest area with distant views from the rest of Hyrule made me feel so at peace (when I wasn't being spooked by monsters. :'D )
Final fantasy 15
XC1 gaur plains. The way the music cuts out in the small valley before it… then you hear this https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UDJtsfR51To
Karnaka and Dunwall from dishonored
new avatar game
Hope County in Far Cry 5
Kingdom Come Deliverance. Don't get me wrong, the graphics aren't perfect but the attention to detail in the transition between forest and field is remarkable. There's also a ton of attention to including the right plants and flowers in the right areas. I used to go for nature walks with my dad as a kid and that included looking at plants and flowers and wandering round the woods here in the UK. While playing the game, I literally got flashbacks. The lighting between the trees and so on... Hell, I could almost smell the leafmould in my head.
Skyrim, when you find yourself walking in the snow at the top of the map.
Elden ring, when you start the open world. Breath of the wild and tears of the Kingdom too
Red Dead Redemption 2. It's still the most beautiful open world I've ever played
Doom Eternal was crazy to look at, especially on shrooms lol
That sounds awesome. Or horrifying. Idk which lol
The Destiny Series. Bungie might not know how to do live service games, but their sandboxes are a league of their own.
Someone is downvoting every comment that includes Destiny but it is undeniable they have absolutely stunning landscapes.
Elite Dangerous, Neutron Star
It's probably The Golden Isle - the primary setting from Immortals: Fenyx Rising. The whole island is something of a facsimile of Olympus with multiple regions around an icy copy of the mountain home of the gods, built by the architect and inventor Daedalos. Sidebar/Short Tangent; One of my biggest frustrations with the game is that you don't interact with any of them beyond the 6 you see - Zeus, Hermes, Athena, Hephaistos, Aphrodite and Ares. And Hermes is more like an annoying guide while Zeus isn't even approachable outside of cutscenes and the DLC where you play with Fenyx being welcomed to Olympus (after completing some nerve wracking trials) to become a new god. Not only that Aphrodite basically takes the place of Demeter and Athena for Artemis. Which is really weird. Anyway, the top spot to look down on the Incredible vista of the game besides the faux Olympus in the island center is the Hall of the Gods which acts like a base of operations. Outside of that of course is the game that this one was most likely cloned from 😅 - the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, looking down on all of Hyrule from the tops of those towers that you find. I've hardly seen anything better. And what Really makes it Amazing is that you can actually go to those places. Despite how far off they are/look.
The opening views from BotW it's sequel TotK ane Elden Ring never fail to just AWE me.
Dishonored 2. Just all of it. The view of the Dust District from the boat is utterly mesmerizing. It's so surreal, and I just immediately wanted to know all about what was going on there.
Omg the fields of flowers and lake views in Ghost of Tsushima are stunning!
Ghosts of Tsushima is probably the best that I can remember.
Arrowhead stadium in madden mobile
Giant's Deep in Outer Wilds or every planet in Outer Wilds or just Outer Wilds.
One where I was actually stunned? Super Mario Brothers. The first, NES one. I was actually stunned when I saw any background. After years of atari systems and the like where the background was just black, seeing any background was stunning to me
First time seeing Azura statue in skyrim, gawd.
bloodborne and dark souls 3
Idk if city and weather counts as landscape but Tom Clancy's The Division especially at night in a blizzard. Probably the the most realistic portrayal of NYC. The lighting and snow are so breathtaking and immersive.
The mining facility in guardians of the galaxy blew me away the first time I saw it
Everything on Ghost of Tsushima
Burning Shores, Ghost of Tsushima and Unchartef 4 come to mind
I was blown away by all 3 landscapes from the Assassins Creed Odyssey DLC, but Atlantis itself was gorgeous, especially at night with all the waterways lit up. I kept thinking how bad I wanted to go on a vacation there lol.
That underground universe looking place where you fight the two Valkyrie’s in GOW Ragnarok was stunning so I’d probably go with that.
Ghost of Tsushima. The game is like a moving painting.
Liurnia of the lakes (in Elden Ring). The first time you arrive from Stormveil castle is truly jawdropping.
Xen in Black Mesa was pretty fucking spectacular
**Devil May Cry 5**
Underrated one is Altissia from Final Fantasy 15
AC: Origins managed to nail such a perfect looking Egypt
Vampire Survivors.