I wanted to try something a bit different and built myself a Turnip28 regiment - a game I'll surely never be able to play. I'm still planning to do some of the special cult models, just because they sound fun to build. Up to now, they are all standard units. The Lump in the back is scratch-built from some cheap modeling clay I usually use for bases, the rest is mostly kitbashed.

I'm on a quest to paint every single Dark Elves model from Demonworld, a German 15mm hex-based game from the late 1990s and early 2000s. I'm almost finished, I have only about 60 models left to paint.

The title basically says it all: I'm looking for games with first person perspective that have interesting architecture, preferrably modern or scifi, but historical or fantasy is fine too. The genre isn't important, neither is the quality of the game, as long as it's playable.

An example for this is P.A.M.E.L.A. It's as if the game was an afterthought (and the gameplay definitely feels like an afterthought) and the main goal was to create a plausible scifi city, down to the realistic amount of toilets.

Another one would be the VR game Ghost Town, which had fascinating recreations of Trellick Tower in London.

Are there any more? The more obscure, the better.