How MOBIUZ Elevates Game Art Using the Game Art Color Database

Each AAA game showcases its own unique aesthetic design, yet the preset color modes offered by most gaming monitors fail to capture the nuanced artistry of modern games. For instance, the commonly available "FPS mode" preset may be suitable for certain games but often falls short when facing diverse themes, artistic styles, and design directions of individual titles.

MOBIUZ understands the challenges this poses for AAA gamers who value accurate color representation. Leveraging 20+ years of BenQ color technology expertise and insights from over 100 AAA gamers, MOBIUZ has built the industry’s only Game Art Color Database. This database enables precise color adjustments that ensure visual output directly aligned with the game's aesthetic design. Whether it’s the vibrant hues of a fantasy world or the gritty realism of a military shooter, BenQ MOBIUZ monitors faithfully deliver visuals that stay true to the developer’s artistic vision. Below is the three-step process MOBIUZ employs to construct its Game Art Color Database.

In-depth Study of Game Aesthetics: We conducted thorough research on the most popular games from the past five years. By analyzing gameplay footage, artbooks, and developer interviews, we captured the narrative and aesthetic essence of each game. These insights formed the foundation of Game Art Color Database.

Collaboration with Calibration Experts: These findings were transformed into multiple color presets through collaboration with color experts and engineers. For example, in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, adjusting contrast and color temperature enhances visibility in dark scenes but may slightly diminish the game’s iconic cartoonish art style.

Player Participation in Testing: Quantitative and qualitative analyses, including online surveys and blind tests, were conducted to ensure that the selected color variations resonate strongly with gamer preferences.

Following the Game Art Color Database color tuning and verification process, we carefully crafted game-specific color profiles available for download from the MOBIUZ Color Center website for installation via BenQ Color Shuttle software.

The insights gained from the color-tuning process were compiled into the creation of three preset color modes integrated into MOBIUZ models EX321UX, EX381U, EX271U, EX271Q, EX271, and EX251 — Sci-Fi, Realistic, and Fantasy — representing the world’s first application of aesthetic-based color presets instead of game genre-based modes, a paradigm shift in color presets prioritizing aesthetic experience over generic genre-based settings. MOBIUZ players can seamlessly select display settings to match the art style of their favorite games, whether it’s in the style of sci-fi horror in Dead Space, a realistic adventure such as Red Dead Redemption 2, or a classical fantasy like The Witcher 3.

As MOBIUZ looks ahead, our commitment to color-tuning excellence remains unwavering. With over 120 color presets created to date, over 50 one-on-one interviews conducted, and feedback from over 100 console players collected, BenQ continues to refine and expand its color-tuning efforts. We continuously invite players to join in the verification process, ensuring MOBIUZ monitors deliver perfectly tuned colors that resonate with their preferences.

MOBIUZ Game Art Color Database initiative is not just a technological endeavor; it is a testament to our dedication to delivering unparalleled gaming experiences. In the ever-evolving world of gaming, MOBIUZ stands as a beacon of innovation, pushing the limits of color-tuning technology to provide unmatched visual experiences.