Amazon's New World promises to be an intriguing play for anyone interested in art and design. Set for release on September 28 2021 and developed by Amazon Games, the upcoming massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) promises to deliver players a thrilling open-world filled with danger and opportunity where they can explore, build, craft and battle as an adventurer shipwrecked on the supernatural island of Aeternum.To get more news about buy new world coins, you can visit spieltimes.com official website.

The tech giant's latest stab at crafting a hit PC game hasn't had the easiest road to release. In fact, Amazon's New World was originally slated to land in August 2020, before being delayed to Spring 2021, and then August 2021. Players won't need to pay a subscription fee to explore New World, just a one-time payment of $39.99 for the standard edition. In-game extras like skins, decorations and pets can be found in the in-game store.
Below, we've summarised everything that artists and designers need to know about Amazon's New World and its fantasy setting. Including Aeternum's historical influences, its visual style and the creatures you'll encounter as you play the game. We even spoke to the game's art directors to find out how it was developed and designed.

Amazon's New World and its setting are loosely inspired by the 17th century. Often referred to as the Age of Exploration and Discovery, this was a time when explorers would venture out from their homelands and discover new environments. "We wanted players to have that sense of exploration," says Amazon Games' associate art director Sojin Hwang, "adventuring into the unknown." The 17th century provided a jumping-off point for Aeternum's supernatural side.

Players will see the myths and legends of various cultures throughout history come to life in the game, including ghosts, monsters and all manner of mysterious phenomena. "The overall art direction wanted to have this contrast being grounded in reality while also embracing the supernatural and the fantasy elements that go with that," adds Hwang."I think players will be amazed by how beautiful and massive the world is. It's visually stunning and magical, but also dangerous at the same time," promises Hwang. The art team at Amazon Games' have worked to make Aeternum an immersive environment that players will enjoy exploring despite its many dangers. With floating obelisks, glowing plants, ghosts, zombies and fantastical creatures among New World's many supernatural elements, players will find something unusual around every corner.

Colour has been carefully curated throughout New World, where the art team has used it to imply different aspects of the game and its gameplay. For example, red signifies corruption and players soon learn that any character with red wrappings or emissive around them is an enemy. Blue, on the other hand, signifies the Lost, another faction of enemies throughout New World. "In general, readability and variety of the world are very important to us," says Hwang. "We want the important elements to stand out and for players to feel like each place they visit feels unique and special."