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Fun With Prisma Game Screenshots
This summer has seen a lot of excitement around the new photo filtering app called Prisma, which is available on both iOS and Android. The app allows users to take or input photos and then apply one of several different filters to produce images in a desired artistic style, from a mosaic form to more abstract inspirations. We thought it would be fun to warp the app’s original intent a little bit, and see what it could do with some of our favorite game screenshots.
We've seen lots of game players around the world doing the same thing throughout this summer on community forums and social media. We asked our staff to do the same. Several of our editors and production staff took to the task with gusto, and shared some beautiful images crafted from individual game screenshots run through one of Prisma’s many filters.
Check out some of the best ideas our team came up with, and let us know your favorites in the comments below. And if you want, create one of your own and tweet it our way.
Game: Madden 17, Filter: Electric
Game: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Filter: Femme
Game: Fallout 4, Filter: The Scream
Game: Destiny, Filter: Gothic
Game: Street Fighter V, Filter: Daryl Feril
Game: Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Filter: Flame Flower
Game: Until Dawn, Filter: Dreams
Game: Overwatch, Filter: Tokyo
Next Page: Our Prisma takes on The Witcher 3, No Man's Sky, and Super Mario World
Game: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Filter: Red Head
Game: Pokémon Go, Filter: Candy
Game: Bloodborne, Filter: Light Summer
Game: Horizon Zero Dawn, Filter: Mononoke
Game: No Man's Sky, Filter: Roy
Game: Fallout 4, Filter: Composition
Game: Doom, Filter: Flame Flower
Game: Super Mario World, Filter: Udnie
Can you pick a favorite from the bunch? Share your pick in the comments below, and feel free to tweet your own filtered game screenshots our way.
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