Rezolution : Dark Tomorrow Artwork – Aberrant Games
Some cover artwork from Rezolution: Dark Tomorrow, a miniatures game by Aberrant Games.
An excerpt from the introduction at the official Rezolution : Dark Tommorrow site.
“2175: A Dark Tomorrow…
Earth has become a dystopian nightmare, ruled by corrupt corporations and self-serving politicians, where the wealthy elite live in sealed cities to protect themselves from the ravages of the outside world.
In the outer cities and wastelands gangs rule the streets with an iron fist, while worse terrors lurk in the dark corners of the earth.
Industrial espionage has reached unprecedented levels, where small teams of elite warriors infiltrate rival companies to steal or spread mayhem, fighting in the real and virtual world. These invisible wars rage unopposed from the streets of Earth to the mountains of Mars in a deadly game of winner takes all.
A new phase in the evolution of mankind has begun, though shunned by many and branded mutants, their numbers are growing.
The embattled forces of order, desperately trying to achieve peace and stability throughout the system, while fighting the corruption from within.”
There are lot of influences in this game – Clockwise from top left : Mystical and oriental – APAC Ninjas and APAC Crew (top right), sci-fi influences – CSO Troopers, as well as cyberpunk – Ronin and Dravani and the mandatory take on the mecha/walker theme (In this game, they’re known as warbots)
© Aberrant Games
Love the way Aberrant Games fuses all the diverse influences into a coherent product – witness the fusion of sci-fi, cyberpunkish and military elements in the excellent cover artwork for the Rezolution : Shadow Wars Core Starter Set.
© Aberrant Games
You can see the larger versions and more artwork at the official Rezolution : Dark Tomorrow gallery.
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hadn’t heard about this, and whilst i imagine that “dystopian” is a bad thing… the concept pieces are stunning
Oh, I first heard of Rezolution from Tabletop Gaming News where the miniatures for CSO Peace Keepers were nominated for 2006 Reader’s Choice for Best Sci-fi Miniature(s)