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My city is full of buildings that were vanguard architecture in the 70s and 80s but now are all dishoveled and derelict with run down facades. Cuba has the same vibe but for the 50s. Is like living in the post-apocalipse, the future was yesterday, there's no utopia, ruins is what remains
Honestly I prefer 2010-2013 era Roblox, it just has a weird charm to it.
Big fan of disgustingly huge concrete buildings being taken back by nature.
The first Quake game's base levels do a better job of this than later installments as the levels of Quake II and onward start feeling too generic and monotonous.
Quake map jams are the best
I have played that one before, and I also really like the Alkaline map pack, particularly Dire Pipes.Quake map jams are the best
Most of the maps in this one are fun: https://www.slipseer.com/index.php?resources/quake-brutalist-jam.126/
More horrifying than watching my friend bleed to death. I wonder how much time and effort she expended in order to have her ass in frame as often and as squarely as possible.
There's something simultaneously disturbing and beautiful about how quickly and totally everything we build is overtaken and consumed by nature unless we constantly hack, prune, dig up, burn, poison or otherwise kill all things wild that dare to approach. I wasn't a big fan of its very overly-textured and detailed Tetsuya Nomura / Michael Bay Transformer robots but I was quite taken with the overgrown and ruined cities in Horizon Zero Dawn. Sometimes you don't even immediately realize you're looking at a light pole or a concrete building, it kind of reminds me of sunken ships that are transformed into thriving habitats for microbial sea-life.
This is like those awfully kitschy houses from 90s music videos or early 2000s low-budget CG movies. Black Hole Sun's music video and the live-action Cat in the Hat movie come to mind lol. Probably the only thing on this planet worse than modern architecture and/or brutalism, looking at that stuff makes my skin crawl.
It's the first one that came to mind. I watched it when I was little and have viciously hated it ever since. Scared me when I was little, creeped me out when I got older. Prime example of why cartoons should stay the fuck away from live-action.
