Video technology allows you to create photorealistic looking characters. However, this does not imply that it is better for the gaming experience. In fact, according to Bill Van Buren, producer of Valve Software, "when something is almost real we detect any detail that is out of place , no matter how small." This effect could be due to the principle called "inexplicable valley", which was raised in 1970 by robotics guru Masahiro Mori. According to this hypothesis, "humanized" robots cause rejection and, no matter how much they resemble us, we would never mistake them for a person, due to certain visual abnormalities, such as the position of the eyes or the brightness of the skin.
Why aren't the faces of video game characters more realistic?
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