>>2062858
Anon, I’ve just explained that I can not stand that bland eyesore that modern games call visuals and you point me right at another culprit. I’ve tried Red Alert 2 for the first time ever this year, one of prime things that motivated me to play the game were the visuals, the game has a pleasant, eye catching art-style and when I saw it I immediately thought “That looks cool, I want to try it out.” Look at the screenshot I attached, it is from the game Crusader: No Regret, you can’t tell me that it doesn’t look appealing and doesn’t catch your interest at least a little. And it’s why I keep trying out various old games, including the ones that were made even before I was born, because, aside from their other strong sides, they have catchy visuals, catchy music that make you want to try them out. Meanwhile, the modern games, including the example that you provided, have the exact opposite effects, they look so dull and uninspired that you just never want to do anything with them, even flash games made 15+ years ago, like Back2Back or Protector look and sound better than this.