Doing this will help you narrow down what you like, and it will keep you focused on creating a cohesive space where everything feels connected and nothing is out of place. My top choice is Into the Wild which is based on a true story of wanderlust. Tumblr is great for this, and you might consider watching films about the great outdoors. You can take screenshots of the game itself or you can search for rustic, woodsy inspired spaces. This is where making a Pinterest board or collecting a folder of images will help you stay focused on the look that you want.

Overall, you want to know the extent to which you want your space to look like the game and work from there.įor the sake of my tips and tricks, I'm going to pretend that you want a space that looks almost completely like Henry's lookout. You might find out that you just like the color palette, or you just like Henry's 80's retro items. It's easy to get lost when you think about this question, but ask yourself what aspects of the environment do you want to emulate in your space. So to start I would recommend answering a question. As these locations are more abstract, today I am going to focus on Henry's lookout, which is the easiest space to translate to a real world living space. For example if you feel inspired by the sprawling canyons then the overall look of the room would be very different then it would if you chose a more forested area. To get a Firewatch aesthetic would be different depending on the location in the game that you choose. Its story is powerful and compelling, but its environments are just as commanding. It's a story of loss, healing, and discovering oneself in the wild. Firewatch follows the story of Henry, a fire lookout in Shoshone National Forest. Today we are going to look at Firewatchby developer Campo Santo.

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