This is awesome. It's funny how this world seems devoid of live as it is just made of ruins and the biggest animals you see are birds and lizards but ... Stop a minute and you'll hear the millions of bugs going through the grass, the leaves and branches floating in the wind, waterfalls and rivers, deep forests, ghostly lakes, barren plains... It is a world made for meditation.
If it wasn't a forbidden land and had a dark entity trying to trick someone, I will say this place is sooo good to have a peaceful mind, just watching the fields and places without getting interrupted by someone or something like the Collossis, etc. No pun-intended joke, but it would be nice to take your love one with you in to a place like this for vacation just watch the view and appreciate how life is beautiful and thanking God for that.
This world has always felt alive to me, especially on PS4. The world is desolate, but crawling with critters thriving, even if tiny. Just watching the lizards crawl from one side of a ravine to the other escalates the world from dead to truly alive. Fish, swimming on the outskirts of a ruined temple, surviving. Turtles, crawling around the water, undisturbed. This is alive.
Does anyone else get this really awesome feeling of "Im not supposed to be here" the idea of their being NOTHING here, its time is over, barely any life. The fact its so much less makes it feel like so much more. I simply want to explore these lands and places, and when i see the civlisation i ask why?. Why did they build this, who were they, what did they do. Its stumbling across something bigger than yourself. Staring at the endless plains is so strange to me, Nostalgia maybe?. I truly cant explain this feeling but its so wonderful and this was the first game to make me feel like this
Fumito Ueda has stated that he has taken a 'design by subtraction' approach when making games; the idea that perfection is not achieved when there is nothing left to add, but rather nothing left to remove. The world of Shadow of the Colossus is one of the finest examples of this in video games.
Cool how Bluepoint added small animals in certain places to make the world more "alive". The previously civilization is gone but the wildlife is thriving.
This is the only game I’ve bothered getting all the achievements for just because it’s so damn good. If I can listen to ambient sounds of a game, that’s how you know it’s amazing.
Nobody really understands anymore but this was the RDR2 of that era. Insane graphics but most importantly an insane and organic ambiance. It felt so big and real and sparce. It still does to this day. Still a masterpiece. Games like this had such a surreal and dreamlike way of creating a place that truly felt unexplored and new/unpredictable. It felt like an alien world not just a program
I just thought "i wonder if someone did a Shadow of the colossus ambience" And said "hell yeah" when i saw this video come up after searching
hahah thank you, that's cool
Same, and the sound design in the 2018 version is so good that I wondered the same. And here I am! Perfect!
This is awesome. It's funny how this world seems devoid of live as it is just made of ruins and the biggest animals you see are birds and lizards but ... Stop a minute and you'll hear the millions of bugs going through the grass, the leaves and branches floating in the wind, waterfalls and rivers, deep forests, ghostly lakes, barren plains...
It is a world made for meditation.
If it wasn't a forbidden land and had a dark entity trying to trick someone, I will say this place is sooo good to have a peaceful mind, just watching the fields and places without getting interrupted by someone or something like the Collossis, etc.
No pun-intended joke, but it would be nice to take your love one with you in to a place like this for vacation just watch the view and appreciate how life is beautiful and thanking God for that.
This world has always felt alive to me, especially on PS4. The world is desolate, but crawling with critters thriving, even if tiny. Just watching the lizards crawl from one side of a ravine to the other escalates the world from dead to truly alive. Fish, swimming on the outskirts of a ruined temple, surviving. Turtles, crawling around the water, undisturbed. This is alive.
Does anyone else get this really awesome feeling of "Im not supposed to be here" the idea of their being NOTHING here, its time is over, barely any life. The fact its so much less makes it feel like so much more. I simply want to explore these lands and places, and when i see the civlisation i ask why?. Why did they build this, who were they, what did they do. Its stumbling across something bigger than yourself. Staring at the endless plains is so strange to me, Nostalgia maybe?. I truly cant explain this feeling but its so wonderful and this was the first game to make me feel like this
hahah same here
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Yeah you shouldn't be there, you should be in remedial school taking English classes.
@@NN-ix9wf Sorry that my sleep deprived comment written at 3 am didnt live up to linguistic standards. I'll try harder next time
Fumito Ueda has stated that he has taken a 'design by subtraction' approach when making games; the idea that perfection is not achieved when there is nothing left to add, but rather nothing left to remove. The world of Shadow of the Colossus is one of the finest examples of this in video games.
@@LegendOfGoro nailed it. was about to say same & saw your reply. *fist bump*
Cool how Bluepoint added small animals in certain places to make the world more "alive". The previously civilization is gone but the wildlife is thriving.
that would be cool
I love how simplistically awesome and epic this game is but still very complex to code. Morality and emotions are missing in so many games.
This is the only game I’ve bothered getting all the achievements for just because it’s so damn good. If I can listen to ambient sounds of a game, that’s how you know it’s amazing.
it is a great game, one of my favorites
The real lands between
Nobody really understands anymore but this was the RDR2 of that era. Insane graphics but most importantly an insane and organic ambiance. It felt so big and real and sparce. It still does to this day. Still a masterpiece. Games like this had such a surreal and dreamlike way of creating a place that truly felt unexplored and new/unpredictable. It felt like an alien world not just a program
Something about stillness that makes it all okay
@25:20 i like that part. And the running creek sounds
This is super relaxing. Just the sounds of nature to put one's mind and body at ease.
Thanks ror showing a variety of areas, too!!!
10:26 suddenly agro
Zelda should look like this.. shame the way it's gone
thanks for creating and uploading this!
Thank you for this
Thank you for this video! I really find this helpful when trying to concentrate while working.
Great video.
Thanks for upload this! Can you make the same with ICO?
i don't have ICO :(
I really hope he will, ICO had an amazing atmosphere
Of the last guardian
The place in 31:02, where is it? And how so dark?
Is right before the 8th Colossi. On the PS4 you can change the filter.
A better video quality would have been superb.
God this makes me wish that horse stayed dead.
What