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A Gritty, Real Life Version Of Hotline Miami
Video games look more and more lifelike each year, but we still haven't seen a game that looks like this. Here's a fan made video of what a lifelike top down shooter would look like from a drone's eye view. I know that drone's eye view would be top down, so that's a little redundant, but I really wanted to work drone's eye into the sentence.
CorridorDigital put together this homage to games like Hotline Miami and Crimsonland. I wouldn’t be surprised if some game actually looked like this in the future, so this might actually be a peak at an upcoming PS5 launch title.
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