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Photoshop Contest: Fun With Halo 5 And Far Cry 4
This week has seen two big announcements with equally interesting art to accompany them. We’ve been having some fun with the images, and we’d like to invite you to put your photoshop skills to the test.
Yesterday, Ubisoft gave us our earliest look at Far Cry 4, set in the Himalayas with a self-appointed king. Today, Microsoft officially revealed Halo 5: Guardians, complete with artwork that highlights a mysterious figure.
We don’t know much about the despotic villain of Far Cry 4, but we’re wondering what that game might be if that figure were someone more… interesting.
We also don’t know who is under the armor in the Halo 5: Guardians image. It may be the Master Chief in new duds. But maybe it's a… Master Chef.
You can download the original Far Cry 4 art here and the Halo 5: Guardians image here. Email me at mike[at]gameinformer[dot]com with your submission and we’ll feature the best entries.
Oh, and the prize? Our undying love and adoration and the satisfaction of using your photoshop skills for good and not evil.
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