Transformers: The Art of Fall of Cybertron

GREAT FOR ANY TRANSFORMER FAN WHO LOVED THE GAME

As someone who has play Fall Of Cybertron a lot, this book is just fantastic. There's tons of concept art and sections that talk about how levels and characters came to be in the game. It's great if you like Transformers and the game in particular.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a terrific video game art book for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. It's a huge 200-page hardcover published by IDW. Very appropriate considering the size of the Transformers.The book features the concept paintings and sketches for the numerous Autobots and Decepticons, environment art of space and cities, and lots of commentary. It's all art from the first to the last page.The art is awesome, epic. Everything is of a grand scale. The overall feel is textured and gritty. The environment art are wonderful. There are devastated war zones, futuristic but gloomy robot cities, and also interiors for some places.All the Transformers have new cool designs for the game. Most transform into vehicles or planes. Soundwave is now a car. Everything looks very different from the Michael Bay movies. Each Transformer is printed huge on a page by itself and there are different views of the transformed state. My favourites are the Dinobots concept art. Megatron is menacing but so are the rest of the Transformers. The other awesome piece is of the giant Metroplex.You'll see art from Jim Daly, Aaron Limonick, Norwood Cole, Eduard Marinov, Henry Lam, Jose Emroca Flores and Billy King.One thing is for certain, you don't have to play the game to enjoy the concept art.Highly recommended to all Transformers fans and art book collectors.(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)

My son loved it. Great art and amazing characters. Transformers will always be awesome. This book is the best book on a Kindle

I was amazed at the collection of character artworks and places that were presented from the game and even some of the characters that didn't make it into the game such as the Autobot Prowl, Autobot Springer, Autobot Ultra Magnus, and Decepticon Ravage. It also showed some of the characters that are part of the DLC content or in the escalation section of the game such as the Decepticon Quake, Decepticon Dragstrip, Autobot Hound, and Autobot Wheeljack. I was impacted by the way of what this art book had to offer and it's perfect design and display of the enemies and cities presented in the game. If other people such as fans of the Transformers game 'Fall of Cybertron' who want to get into collecting many Transformers merchandise, this art book will surely please them such as the artwork of their favorite characters from the franchise they grew up with.

A fun insight for one of my favorite games.

Whish there were more info on more TRANSFORMERS

I've been looking for a Transformers book dedicated to the amazing art that goes into being these characters to life. Character designs and so much dedicated to the design of Cybertron. Definitely recommended.

I'm a sucker for special/limited/tat editions of games and pride myself on my collection of gaming-related memorabilia. As a result, I have seen quite a few art books and such-like. As a fan of Transformers since G1 I had higher expectations for this particular publication as there already exists a long legacy of art that spans a couple of decades. I can safely say I'm not disappointed.The first thing to note is it's size: It out-sizes many of my other game art books (being larger than A4) and is all the better for it, with it's oversized pages bringing the drawing to life, especially with the cityscapes. The quality of the art and content really is a lot better than you might ever expect from something like this and is so for one reason: This book appears to have been compiled by artists, not computer game makers.Well worth a punt for fans of the games or the comic / cartoon series.

As a fan of transformers and someone who draws, I had to buy this. I love the game series and this art book does not disappoint. It has many pages with huge variations of art, some pages have text on them to give context of what is being shown. The art style is very nice and this book is worth buying.

The content seems a bit thin in this, as it's all structured by chapter and even then there seems to be very little in the way of actual robot design. I'd have preferred it to be broken up into Autobots, Decepticons, Weapons, Environments and other sections. It's one of the more disappointing art books I've bought, which is a shame because High Moon did a fantastic job re imagining the Transformers because it just doesn't do the direction justice.

Son very pleased with this do all good

my son adores this magazine he keeps demanding more as he wants to save them for his son ..long way to go ... but good thinking !!