MuseInsight: It’s amazing how game designers weave old strokes into new worlds. Take Okami—its sumi‑e watercolor feels like a living brush painting, every frame a living canvas. Shadow of the Colossus draws on the dramatic silhouettes of Norse sagas, while Assassin’s Creed is basically a living Renaissance museum. Even The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild nods to Japanese temple geometry, and Hades pours Greek myth into neon‑lit tunnels. Those ancient styles aren’t just backdrop; they’re breathing, guiding the motion and mood of the game. It’s like the past keeps whispering to the future through pixel and polygon.