The Sexy, Scribbly Art Of Valkyria Chronicles

You wouldn’t think a turn-based strategy game would be the type to be called “beautiful”, but that’s exactly what cult 2008 PS3 title Valkyria Chronicles was.

Every aspect of the game’s visual design, from intricate vehicles to a unique “pencilled” graphics filter to some wonderful costumes, was a feast for the eyes, and a big reason why it holds such a special place in gamer’s hearts.

If you’re a fan of the game (or just its art), we’ve actually got some news in today’s Fine Art: the amazing, large and comprehensive art book for the first game in the series has long been available in Japanese, but Udon has just released an English version.

In case you need to know why and how everyone ends up in their swimsuits.


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