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If you want to nitpick, the most out of place thing in the 30-minute gameplay video of HoYoverse's new game 'Varsapura' is that little car, which looks like an American cartoon toy for a 6-year-old boy, not fitting with Deer Ming's face or the hyper-realistic Singapore scene.
HoYoverse seems to be looking to hire an expert in vehicle design, haha.
(Not a blockchain game)
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HoYoverse seems to be looking to hire an expert in vehicle design, haha.
(Not a blockchain game)
#varsapura
#hoyoverse
#game
#mihoyo
Watching the half-hour gameplay demonstration of miHoYo's new game Vansapura is quite enjoyable.
In addition to the city skyline where you can see the kitchen set of Shanghai, the street scenes are all reminiscent of Singapore. Following the game character in outdoor parkour gives a sense of being on the upper deck of a double-decker bus touring Singapore.
Image 2: The Pan Island Expressway heading west towards MacRitchie Reservoir near the turn at Bef Thomson Flyover.
Image 3: The drop-off point for private cars near the entrance to the Orchid Garden at the Singapore Botanic Gardens—now that a new road has been built, this parking spot has been removed. The red ambulance next to it is also a local version from the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
Image 4: The narrow lane leading from Buona Vista to the football field near Tanglin School.
Image 5: The terraced house in Chinatown.
Image 6 and 7: The sloped overbridges in both the commercial and residential areas, even the nearby covered bus stop follows the sloped design, and the driving lane markings on the road are also sloped.
Image 8: A covered, non-air-conditioned hawker center coffee shop.
Image 9: St. Andrew’s Cathedral next to City Hall.
The Singapore Tourism Board should really award miHoYo a “National Heritage Promotion Award”!
#mihoyo
#vansapura
#hoyoverse
In addition to the city skyline where you can see the kitchen set of Shanghai, the street scenes are all reminiscent of Singapore. Following the game character in outdoor parkour gives a sense of being on the upper deck of a double-decker bus touring Singapore.
Image 2: The Pan Island Expressway heading west towards MacRitchie Reservoir near the turn at Bef Thomson Flyover.
Image 3: The drop-off point for private cars near the entrance to the Orchid Garden at the Singapore Botanic Gardens—now that a new road has been built, this parking spot has been removed. The red ambulance next to it is also a local version from the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
Image 4: The narrow lane leading from Buona Vista to the football field near Tanglin School.
Image 5: The terraced house in Chinatown.
Image 6 and 7: The sloped overbridges in both the commercial and residential areas, even the nearby covered bus stop follows the sloped design, and the driving lane markings on the road are also sloped.
Image 8: A covered, non-air-conditioned hawker center coffee shop.
Image 9: St. Andrew’s Cathedral next to City Hall.
The Singapore Tourism Board should really award miHoYo a “National Heritage Promotion Award”!
#mihoyo
#vansapura
#hoyoverse
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