Tiny Elden Ring | Tilt Shift

Using Tilt Shift to turn Elden Ring's Land Between into a miniature world. With its tiny inhabitants waddling around going on about their lives.

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-- About the game --

Elden Ring is an action role-playing game developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. The game was directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki and made in collaboration with fantasy novelist George R. R. Martin, who provided material for the game's setting. Elden Ring takes place in the Lands Between, sometime after the destruction of the titular Elden Ring and the scattering of its shards, the Great Runes. Once graced by the Ring and the Erdtree which symbolizes its presence. Players must traverse the realm to ultimately find all the Great Runes, restore the Elden Ring, and become the Elden Lord.

-- Credits --

Camera Tools by Frans Bouma

Music: "Leyndell, Royal Capital - Elden Ring Soundtrack" - Sukasa Saitoh, Shoi Miyazawa, Yoshimi Kudo, Yuka Kitamura & Tai Tomisawa

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-- About the Channel --

Tiny Game Worlds is all about seeing the scenery and worlds of video games from a completely different perspective, using techniques like and similar to Tilt Shift in video games to make the world appear smaller.

[Phirestar]

This video taught me two things about Elden Ring:
1. The player and the NPCs are tiny
2. The buildings are _massive_

[TobyKBTY]

Looks like extremely detailed miniatures moving in stop motion. It's actually gorgeous.

[Ashlevon]

I love how Miriel just looks like a life-sized small tortoise living in a place with a bunch of decorations.

[EVPointMaster]

love how the lack of motion blur and the sped up low framerate makes it look like a stop motion animation.

[panic]

It's a testament to just how good the world designers were that I can distinctly remember almost every single location of each of those scenes

[DGFISH]

You didn't just use tilt shift, you posterized and changed the speed of the footage to make it look like claymation. This is really a fantastic work, a real piece of art, dripping with thoughtful touches. Damn. Probably the best fan art I've ever seen. I would love to see a little story told in this medium.

[RhysticStudies]

it's as if I'm watching my own memories of my time in this world.

[onelazynoob]

Kinda amazing how this effect makes the world a lot more convincing that it's a real space. Looks like very meticulously constructed physical sets with stop motion animated models. I feel like I could actually touch them and hold in my hand.

[GalvatronRodimus]

The isometric angles, slightly choppy animations, and even approximate scale of the characters are really reminding me of the Baldur's Gate games. I'd love to play Elden Ring like this!

[FreerunTMac]

That shot of you crossing the narrow bridge in the snow was INCREDIBLE. You should make a 1 hour loop of that with ambient Elden Ring music.

[Flickery_]

You know a game has great level/world design when you can vividly remember and recognize every location from a completely different perspective.

[somedude]

210 hours in at "50%" complete and there always seems to be something new to explore.... However, I knew each location in this video. Amazing.

[rickxhoshinji]

It's amazing how this looks like a completely different game.
It also looks like a minifig tabletop game come to life.

[SlamBolts]

The tiny people tiny dancing gave me a tiny laugh. This is so beautiful. It's like reverse stop motion. Alternatively, it reminds me of Age of Empires' prerendered graphics.

[Mecha_phantm]

This style reminds me a lot of that zoomed out zombie segment from love death and robots. It would be really interesting to have an Elden ring mod where you have this type of fixed camera angel throughout the game!

[attackoncake]

I got goosebumbs, seeing all those landscapes from a whole different perspective was just... nostalgic. Even though Elden Ring is so new, I already miss that feeling of playing it for the first time. Such an amazing game.

[GoToBedSheeva]

It looks almost claymation like in a way…so cool

[KonSimpl]

Cute as buttons, this.
And with the proper stop-motion animation frame rate to boot. Props.

Damn this game had some good music. I never consciously LISTENED to this song before, but it's incredibly atmospheric and unique.

[miniature_ranni]

This video reminded me how Altus Plateau is one of the best area designs in Gaming, its literally a peace of the paradise.