Game Art Archive

Fantasy game art from The Sims Medieval and the Pirates and Nobles Expansion . The first set of pictures are randomly generated characters ("sims"). The following set is of a custom-designed sim.

Fantasy game art from Dark Parables: The Red Riding Hood Sisters . Dark Parables 4 - The Red Riding Hood Sisters... by Fantasy_Art

Fantasy game art from Dungeon Siege II . Valdis was once a Human Prince of the Northern Reaches. Exiled for his brutality, he wandered through the desert known as the Plain of Tears and became ill. Through his feverish dreams, he was led to Zaramoth's Horns where the Dark Wizards nurtured him and bestowed upon him Zaramoth's Sword. He has convinced himself that he is Zaramoth reincarnated, and he must fulfill a destiny that was interrupted on the Plain of Tears. Valdis' worldview is very mystical. He sees signs and deeper meaning in all things. For him, there are no coincidences or accidents in his world. He is an angry man who wants to subjugate the world to his rule. He is prone to fits of rage, and no slight, however small, goes unpunished. He is a master at holding a grudge, and finds ways to punish his enemies. Ironically, his arrogant, domineering personality makes it easy for another person to manipulate ...

Fantasy game art from The Sims Medieval and the Pirates and Nobles Expansion . The first set of pictures are randomly generated characters ("sims"). The following set is of a custom-designed sim.

Fantasy game art from Dark Parables: The Red Riding Hood Sisters .

Fantasy game art from Dungeon Siege II . Dragons are as mysterious as they are exotic, though some have a reputation for their fierceness or destructive abilities. Only the Dark Wizards proved successful in taming these beasts, which Valdis used to his advantage in the creation of his armies. Normally used to transport soldiers into battle, Valdis reserves only the most powerful of the dragons for direct attacks. Rumors have spread that an especially vicious Dragon named Talon, one of the most powerful in Valdis' army, has been seen in the area of the Snowbrook Haven, laying waste to whole garrisons. With such thick hides, taking a dragon down by normal means is not an easy feat and their fiery breath makes quick work of most soldiers, cooking them in their armor. Talon is the only boss the player fights with a minigame involving a ballista. In between, the Morden army catapults in the heavily armoured Durvlas until Talon is finally defeated. ...

Fantasy game art from The Sims Medieval and the Pirates and Nobles Expansion . The first set of pictures are randomly generated characters ("sims"). The following set is of a custom-designed sim.

Fantasy game art from Dark Parables: The Red Riding Hood Sisters .

Fantasy game art from Dungeon Siege II . Vai'kesh (dark elf) experiments with the dark magics of the Aegis of Death formed many new and horrible creatures. Their greatest crime, though, was stealing the very life essence of the Vai'lutra Forest itself to create one creature more powerful than the rest: the Knotted Shambler. Formed from the very trees themselves, the Shambler is still deeply connected to nature and the life of the forest. As a result, the Shambler uses the power of nature to protect and hide itself, covering itself in leaves that make it impenetrable to attack. Even the Vai'kesh Prophet is reluctant to enter the areas the Shambler is known to haunt.

Fantasy game art from The Sims Medieval and the Pirates and Nobles Expansion . The first set of pictures are randomly generated characters ("sims"). The following set is of a custom-designed sim.

Fantasy game art from Dark Parables: The Red Riding Hood Sisters . Dark Parables 4 - The Red Riding Hood Sisters... by Fantasy_Art

Fantasy game art from Dungeon Siege II . The Giant Trilisk was an amazing testament to the power of the shards that you have encountered. A horde of angry spirits transformed a simple creature into a gargantuan beast of immense power. Supposedly standing as high as a tree, the Giant Trilisk has three heads, each of which attacks in a different fashion. Its deadly poison breath forces enemies to run for cover or flee in terror, and its ability to heal itself makes it a tenacious foe. The Giant Trilisk will live on only as a creature of legend. There has never been a creature like it, and hopefully another will never be created. Its destruction was complete, and there were no witnesses to the battle between it and the brave heroes who defeated it. Was it truly real, or did the heroes exaggerate the danger of a more mundane foe? History will never know.

Fantasy game art from The Sims Medieval and the Pirates and Nobles Expansion . The first set of pictures are randomly generated characters ("sims"). The following set is of a custom-designed sim.

Fantasy game art from Dark Parables: The Red Riding Hood Sisters .

Fantasy game art from Dungeon Siege II . The first Ganth encountered will probably be at the Kalrathian Water Chapel, where it guards the exit to the plateau from which water flows into aqueducts. Ganths are armed with massive axes and have the power to rile themselves up for a single massive blow that sends shockwaves out from the point of impact. What makes a Ganth such a formidable opponent, however, is the enchanted axe and the magical nature of this attack: The charged-up axe glows blood red flecked with black, indicating a life-drinking enchantment. The carnage from foes caught under the axe or in the shockwave infuses the Ganth with renewed life, sometimes healing it completely to fight as tirelessly as the battle began. Heroes can face a second Ganth in one of the final bouts at the secret, subterranean Aman'lu Arena; and more Ganths can be encountered on the slopes of Zaramoth's Horns.