> Exult did this decades ago :). Tbf though, Exult kept the original fixed 2D overhead perspective which is a bit hard to grock when used to what has now becom

> Exult did this decades ago :). Tbf though, Exult kept the original fixed 2D overhead perspective which is a bit hard to grock when used to what has now become the 'traditional' camera angle for isometric games. Revisited moves the entire game world into 3D and it looks magical: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mbJcOEwKJ4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mbJcOEwKJ4