Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 10 Oct 2026

Casa abandonada entre niebla

Generated from: Overhead top-down view of an abandoned two-storey house ground floor, seen from directly above with a slight fisheye curvature at the frame edges, as if through a body camera lens pointed down. Visible layout: warped floorboards, a collapsed ceiling section spilling plaster, a fallen wardrobe and a broken sofa as hard cover, a narrow central hallway with three doorways, a kitchen counter on one side and a staircase in the far corner. Cold grey light leaks through shattered windows; two dark human silhouettes enter through the busted front door and another pair clusters at the foot of the stairs. Photoreal real-time engine render, PBR damp plaster, rotting wood and rusted metal, hard shadows, strong circular vignette, film grain, desaturated concrete grey and mould green palette. No text, no UI, no logos, no letters anywhere in the image. Drawn in this game's art direction: Photoreal real-time engine render in the style of Unreal Engine 5, bodycam realism: extreme wide-angle lens with fisheye distortion bending the frame edges, strong circular vignette crushing the corners, dynamic film grain, faint chromatic aberration on high-contrast edges, slight sensor noise and motion blur. Physically based materials: wet concrete, peeling plaster, rotted timber, scratched steel, worn tactical fabric, smudged polymer and matte black metal. Lighting is cold, overcast and sombre with hard directional shadows, broken only by a single warm amber tactical-light cone and the brief blowout of muzzle flash. Camera is chest-height and handheld, low, slightly tilted, with head bob and arm sway, as if recorded by a body camera strapped to the operator. Palette: desaturated concrete grey, mould green, steel blue and dim amber, with crushed blacks and blown highlights. Everything is original: never draw or resemble characters, places or logos from existing games, films or brands (no red-capped plumbers, no famous mascots), even when the idea names one: take a named game's look and mood, never its characters, names or logos. No text, UI, HUD, logos or editor screens inside any image.