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[Pixel_Squid]

Hello game artists!
I'm thinking about starting a game (2d survival) and I was trying to understand if one of these two would be an interesting art style, what do you think?
Edit: added url


https://i.postimg.cc/tsZ7FZbs/Screenshot-2020-12-22-at-23-06-05.png



https://i.postimg.cc/jDp2cxqZ/Screenshot-2020-12-23-at-11-21-43.png

[irn]

Consider adding some gameplay elements into those images. Like the player, enemies, interactive objects... that way you will see whether everything plays well together and whether it is clear enough.

[goatonaboat]

The second one has way more atmospheric depth, which will stop your graphical elements getting muddy - but it's really hard to tell what's going on with the image size you've provided. Is this the game's resolution? Or will it be played bigger? If this is the size of the game elements I can foresee there will be a lot of visual clutter. If it's meant to be played at a higher scale then it'd be good to see an image that's representative of what your players will see.

[Fuzz Force]

I'm personally not a fan of the low-poly aesthetic so the second one wins for me

[DevianaMagenta]

I'm oldschool and love low-poly, so I'm partial to the first one